Prologis: Hackman Bldg1
Building 1 of Prologis's planned Project Hackman campus in Shelbyville, Indiana. It is part of Phase 1, between State Road 44 and I-74 west of County Road 325 E, beside the campus's planned on-site utility substation.
Prologis, Inc. stands as the global leader in logistics real estate. Through partnerships with its customers and communities, the company develops modern, high-quality properties that establish industry standards for innovative building design and sustainability. The organization owns or maintains investments in properties and development projects totaling approximately 1.2 billion square feet across 19 countries, facilitating 2.8% of the world's GDP. Extending beyond traditional real estate, the company's Essentials platform optimizes its global asset portfolio to provide customers with solutions addressing contemporary warehouse and shipping challenges. Through Prologis Ventures, the company invests in logistics innovation and technology companies to drive the modernization of supply chains worldwide.
Building 1 of Prologis's planned Project Hackman campus in Shelbyville, Indiana. It is part of Phase 1, between State Road 44 and I-74 west of County Road 325 E, beside the campus's planned on-site utility substation.
Later phases of Prologis's planned Project Hackman campus in Shelbyville, Indiana: up to ten more data center buildings on farmland east of County Road 325 E, built in about three phases.
Phase 1 of Prologis's Project Steel campus in Yorkville: four two-story data center buildings of about 425,000 sq ft each and two substations, east of the ComEd corridor off Corneils and Beecher roads. Construction is planned to start in 2027.
Future Phases 2 and 3 of Prologis's Project Steel campus in Yorkville, Illinois: twelve two-story buildings and two substations at Galena and Eldamain roads, planned over the 2030s and 2040s.
Logistics real estate giant Prologis acquired Project Sail. The revised plan includes up to nine buildings with 4.34 million square feet of space.
This facility is part of Prologis' data center campus in San Jose, California.
This facility is part of Prologis' data center campus in San Jose, California.
This facility is part of Prologis' data center campus in San Jose, California.
Prologis’ Sustainable Technology, Engineering and Manufacturing (STEM) Park is a landmark 159-acre development in North San Jose designed to anchor the region’s growing AI and semiconductor sectors.
The Loudoun County Planning Commission has voted to recommend the approval of a new Prologis data center in Sterling, Virginia.
On April 2025, the Kosciusko County Commissioners unanimously voted to deny the rezoning request for Prologis’ proposed data center on 554 acres of farmland near Leesburg.
Prologis has filed plans to replace a previously approved warehouse project in South San Jose with a three-story data center, including a new substation, backup generation and dedicated transmission infrastructure.
Prologis has secured unanimous conditional use approval from the Allen Township Board of Supervisors to convert its 1.01 million-square-foot warehouse into a data center.
Prologis has filed to develop a 220,000 sq ft data center in Mississauga, Ontario, through a zoning amendment application, with the project still in early planning and potentially competing with alternative industrial development options.
Prologis’ Project Mila in Trenton, Ohio, is a four-building, 899,065 sq ft data center campus on a 141-acre site, with an on-site substation and construction expected 2026–2029.
In Sterling, Virginia, Prologis is seeking to rezone a 94-acre property comprised of three parcels on Pebble Run Place, Erins Run Drive, and Carters School Road.
Prologis is seeking to convert existing warehouses into data centers in Sterling, Virginia, and expand their capacity.
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