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Warehouse news — November 10, 2026

VetWarehouses edition published : 3 source-linked stories on warehouse investment, development and policy. Separate from facility risk indicators.

Investment · Commercial Property Executive ·

Clarion acquires three North Las Vegas logistics buildings for $205.6 million (opens in a new tab)

Clarion Partners acquired three buildings totaling 1.3 million square feet at Golden Triangle Logistics Center in North Las Vegas from Washington Capital; public records show a combined $205.6 million sale price. The buildings at 2655, 2815 and 3375 E. Washburn Road were 84 percent leased.

Why it matters: The completed acquisition identifies three exact premises, aggregate area, recorded sale price and lease state within one logistics center.

16 published facility profiles in North Las Vegas, NV, including AMAZON.COM SERVICES LLC - DLV2, AMAZON.COM SERVICES LLC - DLV7, AMAZON.COM SERVICES LLC - LAS2. Listed profiles are not connected to this story.

Investment · Oxford Properties ·

Oxford acquires six-property Phoenix industrial portfolio (opens in a new tab)

Oxford Properties acquired the six-property, 460,000-square-foot Sycamore light-industrial portfolio in Phoenix’s Tempe and Airport submarkets. The portfolio is nearly 95 percent leased to more than 18 businesses, increasing Oxford’s Phoenix holdings to 15 assets and about 1.2 million square feet.

Why it matters: The completed portfolio acquisition adds six leased industrial properties and reports both current lease state and Oxford’s resulting Phoenix footprint.

42 published facility profiles in Phoenix, AZ, including AMAZON.COM SERVICES LLC - AZA4, AMAZON.COM SERVICES LLC - AZA5, AMAZON.COM SERVICES LLC - DAZ2. Listed profiles are not connected to this story.

M&A · CTP ·

CTP agrees proposed acquisition of SLP’s Vietnam logistics platform for about $500 million (opens in a new tab)

CTP agreed terms to acquire the Vietnam portfolio and operating platform of South-East Asia Logistics Partners, owned by Ares Management, for approximately $500 million. The transaction covers seven standing assets totaling 504,000 square meters and six development sites with potential for about 585,000 square meters.

Why it matters: The proposed transaction combines a seven-property logistics portfolio with six development sites; completion remains subject to agreed conditions, including regulatory approvals.