RADNOR, PA — EQT Real Estate Industrial Value Fund V has completed the sale of a seven-asset truck terminal portfolio spanning six U.S. states, marking another successful disposition in the firm’s industrial investment strategy. The sale highlights continued institutional demand for functional, last-mile freight infrastructure as supply chains evolve to meet growing e-commerce and regional distribution needs.
The portfolio, assembled through a series of acquisitions between 2021 and 2022, includes high-flow-through industrial facilities in Phoenix, Atlanta, Southern California’s Inland Empire, Texas, and Wichita. In total, the assets comprise more than 312,000 square feet, 475 dock-high and drive-in doors, and 89 usable acres. Each property is strategically positioned within three miles of major interstate corridors, offering quick access to key population centers.
EQT implemented a value creation plan focused on targeted leasing and site enhancements, bringing the portfolio to full stabilization. The properties are now leased to a mix of national and regional logistics operators, reflecting the sector’s sustained appetite for well-located, modern freight terminals.
“This sale reflects the depth of buyer interest for functional, well-located logistics assets,” said Matthew Brodnik, Chief Investment Officer at EQT Real Estate. “Our team did a tremendous job executing on the value creation plan for these assets—upgrading each property, enhancing site functionality, and securing significant moderate-to-long-term leasing commitments from blue-chip tenants. Demand for freight and logistics infrastructure remains strong, and we look forward to continuing to unlock value across our portfolio as market opportunities evolve.”
The transaction aligns with EQT Real Estate’s broader disposition strategy as it selectively realizes gains from institutional-grade logistics assets across its industrial platform. Supported by an experienced management team and deep local partnerships, EQT remains positioned to capitalize on enduring trends in U.S. industrial real estate and supply chain modernization.
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