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???Since early 2024, Amazon, the largest warehouse tenant in North America, has signed at least six leases exceeding 1 million square feet each, on par with the total for the entire year of 2023. ??According to data from the commercial real estate information platform CoStar, Amazon is reducing the surplus warehouse capacity accumulated during the rapid expansion period of the pandemic. This year, at least 930,000 square feet of industrial space has been listed for sublease, while 11 warehouses totaling 1.7 million square feet have been put on the market for lease. ??Despite this, Amazon's average listed space for direct leasing or subleasing in 2024 is 130,000 square feet, suggesting continued growth in its distribution network, with closures of smaller, less efficient facilities. ??Amazon's preference for larger, more efficient spaces was evident in March with the signing of three ten-year leases in Phoenix, Arizona's West Valley. These include 1.2 million square feet at The Cubes by CRG in Glendale, 1 million square feet at Paloma Vista Logistics Center, and another 1.2 million square feet at Prologis 303 Business Park, all boasting 40-foot ceiling heights suitable for advanced robotics. ???Additionally, Amazon secured two substantial leases in California: one for the Agua Mansa commercial and logistics center in Ontario Ranch, spanning 1 million square feet, and another for a 1.2 million square feet property in Stockton, just an hour's drive from the San Francisco Bay Area. ??As labor contracts for dockworkers at major port areas are due to expire in September 2024, with the looming threat of strikes and supply chain disruptions, Amazon's expansion in Southern California and Arizona is viewed as a proactive measure to avoid potential labor conflicts. Source: Costar ?? Send us a message and let us know how we can help #AmazonLogistics #WarehouseLeasing #DistributionNetwork #SupplyChainManagement #WarehouseExpansion #LogisticsCenter #RealEstateTrends #LaborContracts #CommercialRealEstate #IndustrialRealEstate

Justin Sayers, Austin Business Journal. Amazon.com Inc. is preparing to begin construction on a last-mile delivery station in Round Rock, Texas, with work scheduled to start in September on the project valued at $73 million. Located along County Road 172, the new facility will include a 141,360-square-foot warehouse designed for package sorting and distribution within a 50-mile radius. Amazon acquired the 193-acre property in 2021 and has plans to develop it in phases, starting with the northern portion for the delivery station. There is also potential for the southern part of the property to be used for a data center and possibly a larger distribution center, akin to Amazon's facility in Pflugerville, although these plans remain preliminary. After encountering a pause in 2022 due to an oversupply of distribution space nationally, Amazon revisited the project with city planners last year. The revised project proposal now includes up to 200 new jobs and aims to address local community concerns by implementing measures to reduce noise, light pollution, and traffic impacts. This project is part of Amazon's broader expansion in the Austin area, where the company's workforce has grown rapidly. Amazon's increasing presence in the region highlights its significant investment and rapid growth compared to other major employers in the area. #amazon #roundrock #ecommerce #lastmiledelivery #constructionproject #jobcreation #austintexas #warehousedistribution #retailinnovation #ecommercejobs #supplychainmanagement #distributioncenter #amazonjobs #amazonexpansion #commercialrealestate #techjobs #innovationhub #businessgrowth #economicdevelopment #corporateinvestment

"Amazon Inc. has confirmed its departure from the Metropolitan Park North building in Seattle’s Denny Triangle neighborhood. Although Amazon decided to continue occupying 147,812 square feet at the site last year, the company will vacate the space at 1220 Howell St., originally leased in 2013, by the end of this month, according to industry reports. The arrival of Amazon in Bellevue has not only spurred its own massive growth but has created a synergistic environment that appeals to a wide range of industries, according to a recent Eastside Office Market Overview for the third quarter of 2024 by brokerage firm Broderick Group." ?? Read the full article at The Registry: https://lnkd.in/gXC-PziK ??Q3 2024 Eastside Market Insight: https://lnkd.in/gibWuygG

Amazon has started leasing warehouse space again with gusto, inking six deals of more than 1M SF so far in 2024, as many leases of that size as the company signed in all of 2023. In the first quarter, Amazon leased roughly 6.5M SF, well ahead of the 2M SF the company put on the market for direct or sublease in Q1 and the most of any quarter since it took more than 8M SF in Q1 2022.Amazon's recent leasing activity seems to point to a turnaround for the online retail giant's industrial absorption, which it paused after a flurry of leasing in 2020 and 2021 in response to a pandemic-era spike in e-commerce demand.Amazon was taking down so much space because it was fueled by the pandemic.Now business has stabilized and they're evaluating and still adding space where it makes the most sense. Amazon is still closing some of its smaller facilities with more than 100 of them up for sublease or direct lease since 2022. The company is listing some of its larger facilities for sublease as well. #CRE #commercialrealestate #Commercialrealestateadviser #commercialproperty #creinvesting #Industrialrealestate #Amazon

600K more sqft for Amazon. #WednesdayCRE #CommercialRealEstate #CommercialDebt #CommercialInsurance Amazon appears poised to build a distribution center of more than 600,000 square feet in Rancho Cordova, after closing escrow recently on 84 acres in that city, reported the Sacramento Business Journal. The site within the Rio Del Oro master plan was approved for industrial use two years ago by the Rancho Cordova City Council after reviewing plans proposed on Amazon’s behalf by Panattoni Development. “This project has been part of our operation plans and we’re thrilled to move into the next phase of planning, with construction kicking off in a few months,” #SourcingAndSelling #SellingAndSourcing #Retwit #2024 ~ If you have real estate, and you are willing to entertain offers, have debt to refinance, or in need of insurance for your properties, reach out to me with the details: Lance@RealtyByLance.Com 305.203.2070 ~ Contact Us for Commercial Investments, Financing and Insurance. ~ Multifamily, Industrial, Hotels, Office, Retail, Development Sites, Plus. #ListWithLance #LanceLoans #LetLanceInsureYou #CRE #Owners #InvestmentProperties #Multifamily #Industrial #Hospitality #Retail #Development #Construction #Commercial #CommercialTransactions #CommercialFinance #CommercialInsurances #CommercialTitleAndClosing #CommercialProp https://lnkd.in/eFarVr8T

Amazon's Bold $96M Move: Transforming Denver's Logistics Landscape ?? Amazon has strategically acquired $96 million worth of real estate near Denver International Airport, including a 625,000-square-foot warehouse and additional land. This aligns with the company's strategy to bolster its last-mile delivery capabilities in Denver, now a burgeoning logistics hub for Fortune 500s. Key Features of the Acquisition: - 40-foot high warehouse ceilings - 92 loading docks - Nearly 300 parking spaces ?? With the ongoing expansion of DIA, including new gates and a burgeoning passenger capacity, Denver's position as a transportation and logistics heavyweight is solidifying. The $96 million investment is poised to catalyze local economic growth, boosting logistics and e-commerce sectors, although it might pose challenges to smaller real estate tenants in the area. Could the expansion indirectly influence Denver's housing market with new job influx and economic activities? While speculative, it's a discussion worth having. As Amazon cements its presence in Denver, industry players should monitor the ripple effects on the economy and industrial real estate. What are your views on Amazon's strategic play in Denver? Are we witnessing the transformation of logistics in the region? #Amazon #DenverLogistics #RealEstate #Ecommerce #IndustrialGrowth #DIAGrowth

More Amazon The Tyler Economic Development Council has sold 30 acres to Amazon for the construction of a new delivery station.?The 140,000-sf facility will be at the Tyler Interstate Commerce Park on CR 334.?Amazon will break ground in the coming weeks. Construction will take about ten months.?

Amazon Will Invest $12B In #NorthCarolina #Facilities: Amazon will open facilities in #Tarboro, #Kannapolis, #Jacksonville, #MountAiry, and #SouthernPines, creating 24,000 #jobs. #CorporateRealEstate #EconDev #SiteSelection Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC)

Amazon is making BIG moves in Southern California! The e-commerce giant has purchased 200 acres in Hesperia for a whopping $162M, with plans to build a 2.5M SF mega-warehouse. ?? With grading already underway, this project signals Amazon’s continued expansion as demand for industrial space soars. Here’s why this matters: ?? Hesperia is gaining attention as the next industrial hotspot with its business-friendly environment and abundant land, offering a solution to the Inland Empire’s supply constraints. ??? Amazon’s investment reflects a rebound in warehouse development after a brief slowdown, positioning the high desert region as a key player in the logistics landscape. ?? It’s not just a warehouse—it’s part of a global push as Amazon ramps up new projects across Nevada, Texas, and beyond. This development reinforces the growing importance of logistics and industrial real estate in fueling e-commerce’s next chapter. https://lnkd.in/gZrzNsp9 Jay Tanjuan, CCIM #IndustrialRealEstate #AmazonExpansion #LogisticsLeadership #Hesperia #InlandEmpire #ECommerceGrowth #SupplyChainInnovation

Amazon is making strategic moves to avoid potential labor disputes in the East. The company made a huge impact on the Central Valley markets in Q124, signing deals for over 3 million square feet of space; two (2) 1 million sf deals in Stockton, 1 million sf in Shafter, and 300k sf in Modesto. With companies shifting away from Eastern ports in anticipation of forecasted labor disputes involving dockworkers from Maine to Texas, building supply chain bandwidth and resilience in the West is becoming a theme to watch and represents a potential boon for the Central Valley which is the lowest cost big-box market in CA. #centralvalley #cbre #industrialcre #logistics #supplychain #sior #ccim.