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EQT Real Estate's $575M Logistics Portfolio Snag

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EQT Real Estates recent acquisition of a 25-building logistics portfolio from Mapletree Investments, totaling $575 million and 4.3 million square feet, highlights the growing demand for industrial real estate. The Connecticut sites, located in Stratford along Long Beach Boulevard, offer prime distribution locations with easy access to major highways and dense population hubs.

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EQT Real Estate's $575M Logistics Portfolio Snag

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!EQT Real Estate's $575M Logistics Portfolio Snag. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 16th, Hartford News Today starts now. AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. EQT Real Estate just closed a huge $575 million deal, snagging a 25-building logistics portfolio from Maple Tree. Investments? That massive hall tops 4.3 million square feet across key East Coast spots with four prime warehouses landing right here in Connecticut. These properties stretch from Connecticut to Florida, Georgia, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, all hugging major distribution routes that keep goods, flowing fast. Tucked in strafford along Long Beach Boulevard, the Connecticut sites sit in a smart infill zone, hooked up to big highways and close to dense. Population hubs, perfect setup for distribution pros. The four buildings break down to 117,000 square feet at 500 Long Beach, 115,106. At 550, 78,900 at 600, and another 117,650.

Deals like this signal's strong bets on industrial real estate staying hot, locking in spots that power the supply chain for years ahead.

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