A speculative land acquisition in Miami became a build-to-suit logistics facility for a multinational food, snack, and beverage company.

The 486,000-square-foot facility at 15801 Meridian Parkway includes modern logistics features like cross-dock loading, high clear height, and ample dock doors.

Cabot targets well-designed, flexible logistics buildings serving traditional and eCommerce tenants, ranging from 50,000 to over 500,000 square feet.

The three-building acquisition near Denver offers functional industrial space with good transportation access and labor supply.

Cabot Properties opened a Tokyo office to expand its business in the Asia-Pacific region, following its 2020 office opening in Sydney.

Among Australia’s first institutional grade multi-story logistics properties, 42-52 Raymond Avenue provides ease of access to global gateway hubs, including Sydney Airport and Port Botany, and a major component of Sydney’s population.

Cabot Properties acquired two logistics properties in Germany—Wülfrath and Hannover-Wedemark—to support its strategy in dynamic markets across Europe, the United States, and Asia Pacific.

Thomas Schellhorn joins firm as Vice President, Asset Management in Germany; Justin Harvey, Managing Director, Head of UK and Europe, to relocate to London

The company seeks driven and collaborative individuals to join its growing team.

Diana S. Ferguson is an experienced financial executive with a track record of success in corporate financial management, strategic planning and transaction execution.

Cabot was an early provider of institutional investors’ access to the industrial property sector, becoming a leading investor, developer, and operator of distribution buildings in the United States, United Kingdom, Europe, and Asia Pacific.

Cabot specializes in logistics properties, evolving from its origins in the industrial property sector to become a global institutional investment firm.

The company acquires, develops, and manages distribution buildings in premier markets to support global supply chains and eCommerce demand.