EQT Expands U.S. Footprint With 4.8 Million-Square-Foot Logistics Portfolio

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RADNOR, PA — EQT Real Estate announced that the EQT Real Estate Logistics Value Fund VI and EQT Real Estate Industrial Core-Plus Fund IV have acquired an 11-building, 4.8 million-square-foot logistics portfolio across five major U.S. distribution markets.

The assets are located in Central Pennsylvania, Houston, Greenville-Spartanburg, Jacksonville, and Indianapolis, each a key node in the national supply chain network. The properties are modern, Class A facilities situated in high-growth, supply-constrained industrial corridors.

The acquisition supports EQT Real Estate’s strategy of investing behind scalable logistics assets in core U.S. markets with strong tenant demand and infrastructure connectivity. The portfolio offers diversified tenant exposure and strong sustainability credentials, with several buildings newly constructed and built to modern operational standards.

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The properties benefit from proximity to major highway, port, and rail infrastructure, enabling efficient delivery capabilities to dense population centers. The buildings include 32- to 40-foot clear heights, flexible loading configurations, and ample trailer and auto parking, positioning them to serve third-party logistics firms, e-commerce operators, and other industrial tenants.

“Logistics continues to be one of the most compelling real estate subsectors globally, and this portfolio offers us high-quality exposure to some of the fastest-growing U.S. markets. We look forward to deploying our differentiated approach to active management in order to help meet evolving tenant needs and drive long-term value,” said Matthew Brodnik, Global Chief Investment Officer at EQT Real Estate.

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Through its locals-with-locals model and active management approach, EQT Real Estate aims to unlock additional value from the portfolio while meeting growing demand for modern logistics facilities across the United States.

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