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Prologis, Inc.

Acquisitions

Prologis Acquisitions

4

Major Deals Covered

$31.2B

Disclosed Deal Value

What are Prologis's biggest acquisitions?

Prologis's largest disclosed acquisition here is Duke Realty for $26B in 2022. This page covers 4 major deals from 2004 to 2022, each with its price where disclosed and the reason behind it.

Major deals covered
4
Largest deal
Duke Realty ($26B)
First deal
2004
Most recent
2022
CompanyYearPricePurpose
Keystone Industrial Trust2004$1.6BPrologis acquired Keystone Industrial Trust in 2004 for $1.6 billion.
Catellus Development Corporation2005$3.6BPrologis acquired Catellus Development Corporation in 2005 for $3.6 billion.
ProLogis and AMB merger2011UndisclosedAMB Property Corporation and ProLogis combined in a 2011 merger of equals, uniting AMB's infill, high-barrier logistics platform with ProLogis's larger global footprint.
Duke Realty2022$26.0BPrologis acquired Duke Realty in an all-stock transaction valued at about $26 billion including assumed debt, adding 153 million square feet of operating properties across 19 major US logistics markets plus 11 million square feet of in-progress development.
What companies has Prologis bought?
Major acquisitions by Prologis documented here include Duke Realty (2022), Catellus Development Corporation (2005), Keystone Industrial Trust (2004) and ProLogis and AMB merger (2011).
What is Prologis's most recent acquisition?
The most recent Prologis acquisition documented here is Duke Realty, in 2022, for $26B.

Duke Realty

2022

$26.0B

Why

Prologis acquired Duke Realty in an all-stock transaction valued at about $26 billion including assumed debt, adding 153 million square feet of operating properties across 19 major US logistics markets plus 11 million square feet of in-progress development.

Impact

Significantly increased Prologis's scale in top US logistics hubs at a moment of surging e-commerce-driven warehouse demand; Prologis planned to retain about 94% of the acquired assets and exit one overlapping market.

Outcome

Became one of Prologis's largest transactions and a major contributor to the roughly $1.6 billion of development value added to its pipeline. The deal also brought Prologis a substantial land bank for future development in supply-constrained coastal markets, land that has become increasingly difficult for competitors to assemble as zoning and entitlement processes in dense logistics corridors have grown more restrictive.

ProLogis and AMB merger

2011

Why

AMB Property Corporation and ProLogis combined in a 2011 merger of equals, uniting AMB's infill, high-barrier logistics platform with ProLogis's larger global footprint.

Impact

Created a combined company with a pro forma total market capitalization above $24 billion, gross assets of about $46 billion, and roughly 600 million square feet of distribution facilities across 22 countries. The merged company retained the more globally recognized ProLogis name (restyled as Prologis) rather than AMB, even though Moghadam and the AMB team took over operational leadership -- a naming decision that reflected ProLogis's stronger brand recognition among institutional real estate investors at the time.

Outcome

Established Prologis as the dominant global industrial REIT, the platform then-CEO Hamid Moghadam and his successors built into today's roughly 1.3-billion-square-foot portfolio.

Catellus Development Corporation

2005

$3.6B

Why

Prologis acquired Catellus Development Corporation in 2005 for $3.6 billion.

Keystone Industrial Trust

2004

$1.6B

Why

Prologis acquired Keystone Industrial Trust in 2004 for $1.6 billion.

Prologis, Inc.'s Growth & Acquisition Strategy

Growth comes from rolling below-market leases to current rents, developing on its land bank (2026 starts guidance of $4.5-$5.5 billion), expanding Strategic Capital funds, and turning powered sites into data centers. Prologis Energy Solutions had about 1 GW of solar generation capacity at the end of 2025.

How Prologis, Inc. Makes Money

Prologis has three main revenue lines. Rental revenue from owned and consolidated logistics facilities was $8.16 billion in FY2025, over 90% of the total. Strategic Capital, the funds and joint ventures it runs for pension funds and sovereign investors, brought in $592 million of fees and promotes. Development management and other revenue added $39 million. On top of that, Prologis earns development gains by building and selling or contributing properties, and it is growing energy services (rooftop solar, storage, EV charging) and data-center conversions on land it already controls.

Prologis Acquisitions FAQ

What was the landmark 2011 merger between AMB Property Corporation and ProLogis?

In June 2011, AMB Property Corporation and ProLogis completed a $15 billion merger of equals, creating the world's preeminent logistics real estate company with a leading global footprint across the Americas, Europe, and Asia, adopting the Prologis name and PLD ticker.

What was Prologis's $26 billion acquisition of Duke Realty in 2022?

In October 2022, Prologis completed the all-stock acquisition of rival industrial REIT Duke Realty for approximately $26 billion, adding 153 million square feet of premier logistics real estate across 19 major US markets and generating immediate cost and revenue synergies.

What was Prologis's $13 billion acquisition of Liberty Property Trust in 2020?

In February 2020, Prologis acquired Liberty Property Trust in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $13 billion, adding 107 million square feet of premier logistics assets in high-demand markets like the Lehigh Valley, Chicago, Houston, and the UK.

What was Prologis's $8.5 billion acquisition of DCT Industrial Trust in 2018?

In August 2018, Prologis acquired DCT Industrial Trust for $8.5 billion, deepening its market share in prime infill logistics markets in Southern California, Northern California, Seattle, and South Florida.

What major European and international logistics acquisitions has Prologis completed?

Prologis has executed significant international acquisitions, including the purchase of a 1.2 million square meter European logistics portfolio from Crossbay in 2022 for approximately $1.79 billion (€1.58 billion), expanding urban last-touch logistics in Rome, Milan, Paris, and Madrid.

How does Prologis successfully integrate acquired REIT portfolios?

Prologis executes a disciplined integration playbook: immediately migrating properties onto its centralized global property management platform, eliminating redundant corporate overhead, mark-to-market re-leasing, and selling off non-strategic secondary assets.

What technology and venture investments does Prologis make through Prologis Ventures?

Prologis Ventures makes strategic venture capital investments in advanced supply chain, logistics technology, warehouse robotics, and renewable energy startups, including investments in companies like Outrider, Flexport, and strong autonomous fleet technologies.

What is Prologis's future M&A outlook in global logistics real estate?

Prologis continues to evaluate strategic portfolio acquisitions in land-constrained infill corridors, nearshoring hubs in Mexico, and European urban distribution hubs while maintaining strict balance sheet discipline.

What was the largest acquisition in Prologis’s history?

In October 2022, Prologis completed the acquisition of Duke Realty Corporation in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $23 billion, adding 142 million square feet of premier industrial logistics real estate in key tier-one US markets.

What was the landmark 2011 merger between AMB and ProLogis?

The 2011 merger of equals combined AMB Property Corporation and ProLogis in a $14 billion transaction, uniting AMB’s irreplaceable coastal US and European infill portfolio with ProLogis’s global development platform.

What was the strategic logic behind the 2020 Liberty Property Trust acquisition?

Prologis acquired Liberty Property Trust in February 2020 for $13 billion in an all-stock transaction, adding 107 million square feet of high-barrier logistics assets in the Lehigh Valley, Chicago, Houston, and Southern California.

What did the 2018 DCT Industrial acquisition accomplish?

Prologis acquired DCT Industrial Trust for $8.5 billion in an all-stock deal, capturing 71 million square feet of prime distribution facilities located in high-growth infill submarkets with immediate operational synergies.

How did Prologis expand through the Industrial Property Trust (IPT) transaction?

In January 2020, Prologis acquired the wholly-owned real estate assets of Industrial Property Trust for $4.0 billion in cash on behalf of its co-investment joint ventures (PELP and USLF).

How does Prologis create value from large-scale corporate REIT acquisitions?

Prologis achieves immediate value creation through corporate overhead synergies, leasing mark-to-market rent increases on below-market in-place leases, lowering borrowing costs with its A-rated balance sheet, and monetizing land banks.

Does Prologis divest non-strategic assets following major acquisitions?

Yes, following large acquisitions, Prologis systematically disposes of non-core, lower-growth properties in secondary markets, recycling hundreds of millions in proceeds into high-return infill developments or debt reduction.

What is Prologis’s future M&A outlook in global logistics real estate?

Prologis continues to evaluate strategic portfolio acquisitions in land-constrained infill corridors, nearshoring hubs in Mexico, and European urban distribution hubs while maintaining strict balance sheet discipline.

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