The logistics real estate giant posted its strongest leasing quarter ever while pivoting to capitalize on AI's insatiable appetite for power In a quarter that underscores the enduring strength of America's logistics infrastructure boom, Prologis reported record-breaking lease signings while simultaneously making an aggressive push into one of commercial real estate's hottest sectors: data centers. […]
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