Even as Prologis declared the industrial property cycle firmly in a new phase of growth, executives singled out Seattle as the softest of the company's markets, leaving the Pacific Northwest a step behind a recovery gathering pace elsewhere on the West Coast. Prologis, Inc., the world's largest owner of logistics real estate, told analysts on […]
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