Boston-based High Street Logistics Properties has doubled down on Houston's industrial market, securing a 1-million-square-foot rail-served portfolio in one of the metro's tightest submarkets as investment capital floods back into the sector. High Street Logistics Properties has acquired Northwest Spur Industrial Park, a six-building, 1,010,912-square-foot industrial portfolio spanning 43.52 acres in Northwest Houston. JLL Capital […]
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