EQT Real Estate has acquired a portfolio of 25 logistics properties totaling more than 4.3 million square feet across major U.S. distribution corridors from Mapletree Investments. The assets are located in key industrial markets including Jacksonville, Nashville, Richmond, Atlanta, New York City, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and South Florida. Positioned along major transportation routes such as I-95, I-81, and I-10, the portfolio offers strong access to major population centers and supply chain networks that support regional and national distribution.
The industrial properties feature an average clear height of approximately 28 feet and minimal office build-outs, characteristics that make them highly attractive for modern logistics and warehouse operations. The portfolio includes a mix of single-tenant and multi-tenant configurations, as well as both shallow bay and bulk warehouse facilities. Most of the assets are located in dense infill markets near highway interchanges, allowing tenants to improve delivery speeds and optimize last-mile distribution.
According to EQT Real Estate, the acquisition reflects the firm’s continued confidence in the long-term demand for logistics and industrial properties in the United States. Supply-constrained locations and the continued expansion of e-commerce and regional distribution networks are driving sustained demand for strategically located warehouse space. EQT plans to actively manage the portfolio by pursuing leasing initiatives, property upgrades, and selective redevelopment opportunities to enhance asset value over time.
Matthew Brodnik, Chief Investment Officer at EQT Real Estate, said the investment highlights the firm’s high-conviction strategy focused on infill logistics properties in major U.S. markets. EQT believes the portfolio will strengthen its growing U.S. logistics platform while benefiting from strong underlying market fundamentals. EQT Real Estate, part of global investment organization EQT, manages approximately $58 billion in gross asset value and operates more than 2,000 properties totaling about 400 million square feet worldwide.