Prologis, Inc.
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Company History
Founded 1983 in San Francisco, California, United States
Prologis traces its modern roots to AMB Property Corporation, founded in 1983 by Hamid R. Moghadam, Douglas Abbey, and colleagues, and to ProLogis, which built an international logistics platform before the 2011 merger.
Hamid Moghadam helped build AMB and then Prologis around logistics real estate in high-value, supply-constrained markets.
Douglas Abbey was part of the founding team that established AMB Property Corporation.
Hamid R. Moghadam and Richard J. Blumberg found AMB Real Estate in San Francisco, applying institutional-grade financial discipline to the fragmented industrial development sector and establishing the foundational 'infill' strategy that would define the company's future.
Gary A. Moore establishes Equity Industrial Trust, rapidly assembling a premier portfolio of high-quality distribution facilities in the supply-constrained, high-barrier markets of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic United States.
In a transformative merger of equals, AMB and Equity Industrial combine to form AMB Property Corporation (later renamed Prologis), instantly creating the largest industrial real estate company in the United States with a coast-to-coast footprint.
Prologis executes a massive expansion into Europe, acquiring large logistics portfolios in France, Germany, and the UK, establishing itself as a dominant player in the European market and diversifying its geographic risk.
Prologisæ£å¼ enters the Chinese market, launching a massive development program to build modern logistics facilities to serve the rapidly growing e-commerce and manufacturing sectors in the world's second-largest economy.
Prologis acquires Liberty Property Trust for $4.6 billion, significantly expanding its footprint in the highly strategic Northeast and Mid-Atlantic US markets, as well as adding valuable assets in the UK and Europe.
In an $8.4 billion transaction, Prologis acquires DCT Industrial Trust, massively consolidating its dominance in the highest-barrier, most supply-constrained infill markets in the United States, particularly in California and major coastal hubs.
Long-time visionary CEO Hamid Moghadam steps down, and Daniel S. Blank assumes the role of CEO, ushering in a new era focused on strategic capital expansion, PropTech integration, and sustainable development.
Prologis officially announces that its global owned and managed portfolio has surpassed 1 billion square feet, cementing its status as the undisputed global titan of logistics real estate and the physical backbone of the modern supply chain.
Despite a challenging macroeconomic environment and high interest rates, Prologis achieves record cash mark-to-market spreads of over 20%, proving the unparalleled pricing power and extreme scarcity of its infill logistics portfolio.
Combined AMB's infill platform with ProLogis's global footprint.
Added high-quality U.S. industrial real estate and development capacity.
Prologis is a global logistics real estate REIT that owns, operates, develops, and manages warehouses and distribution properties. FY2025 revenue was $8.790127 billion.
Prologis reported $8.790127 billion of revenue for FY2025. This figure is the headline source-backed value used for the financials page, revenue table, and quick company snapshot in this profile.
Prologis's founding story traces to Hamid R. Moghadam, Douglas Abbey, and AMB Property Corporation's founding team.
The 2011 AMB and ProLogis merger created the modern global logistics real estate leader, combining AMB's infill discipline with ProLogis's international platform.