Prologis einforced its leadership in logistics real estate while outlining expansion plans in data center development at the recently held Citi’s Miami Global Property CEO Conference 2026.
AI is poised to redefine every stage of industrial real estate—from planning and site selection to warehouse operations and workforce efficiency. Whether it ultimately increases or reduces overall demand for space remains to be seen.
The demand for smart buildings is rising with industrial tenants increasingly drawn to properties designed for robotics, AI-powered warehouse management, and high-capacity electrical systems.
The “smart” warehouse is more than a sci-fi fantasy. This vision of a futuristic warehouse is closer to reality than you might think. While these technologies offer promising benefits, their implementation can be challenging as well.
Artificial intelligence is expected to drive demand for data centers and is giving the world’s largest industrial property company tremendous confidence in future growth. Every time a warehouse is converted to a data center, Prologis pick up $500 a foot of value.