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Perhaps one statistic is all that is needed to illustrate the fact that when it comes to produce, PhilaPort leads the way as the go-to port for perishables. “At most ports, refrigerated containers make up a single-digit percentage of the total,” said Dominic O’Brien, senior marketing manager at PhilaPort. “Here in Philadelphia, it is 54 percent.”

The 4-year-old Northwest Jacksonville center fully leased three buildings in four years.

Massachusetts real estate developer and investor Winstanley Enterprises recently paid $2.5 million to secure a 40-acre industrial building site in the Great Pond Village Development. Winstanley is the master developer of the 653-acre Great Pond Village, a pre-planned and permitted mix of industrial, commercial and residential development on land that once hosted the industrial campus of ABB Combustion.

Winstanley Enterprises recently paid $22.5 million to buy ABB Combustion Engineering’s interest in nearly 94 acres in the two companies’ joint Great Pond Village Development in Windsor. The $22.5 million price was recorded in online town land records, attached to the deed recorded June 24. Missouri-based NorthPoint Development plans to build a 750,000-square-foot logistics center on those grounds and has agreed to a 75-year lease, with option to purchase the property from Winstanley, accordi...

Developers want to turn the former site of the Virginia School for the Deaf, Blind and Multi-disabled in Hampton into industrial warehouse facilities. But some of the area residents don't support the project.

NorthPoint Development is breaking ground on its new EaglePoint Logistics Center in South Annville Township.

The site’s owner, Missouri-based NorthPoint Development, requested $32.6 million in tax increment financing for demolition and site remediation.

At a meeting Tuesday, city council is expected to consider NorthPoint Developments request for $32.6 million in tax incentives to redevelop the site.

Missouri-based developer plans to invest $71 million to redevelop the 50-acre site at 14250 Plymouth Road.