Key Takeaways
- • Prologis, in collaboration with Cushman & Wakefield, Colliers, JLL, and CBRE, released a joint Flash Report on U.S. logistics real estate market activity for the third quarter of 2026.
- • The report combines Prologis Research's proprietary methodology applied to available brokerage data with a brokerage average derived from real-time data covering 34 leading U.S. logistics markets.
- • The initiative is positioned as a continuing collaborative effort to bring greater consistency, transparency and timeliness to market participants.
- • The primary source excerpt does not provide specific figures on vacancy, rents, absorption or leasing volumes, so quantitative market conclusions cannot be drawn from it.
Summary
Prolopis, in collaboration with Cushman & Wakefield, Colliers, JLL, and CBRE, has released a snapshot of U.S. logistics real estate activity for the third quarter of 2026. The report is titled "Flash Report: 3Q26 U.S. Logistics Real Estate Market Snapshot" and is published by Prologis.
According to the publication, the report applies Prologis Research's long-standing proprietary methodology to available brokerage data. It also incorporates a brokerage average derived from real-time brokerage data covering 34 leading U.S. logistics markets. The partners describe the effort as a continuation of a collaborative initiative aimed at bringing greater consistency, transparency and timeliness to market participants across the industry.
Each participating brokerage has provided contact details for its research team, including CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield, JLL and Colliers, with their respective research available through links in the original release. The excerpt provided does not include the underlying market metrics, such as vacancy, asking rents, net absorption or construction pipeline data.
The publication includes standard disclaimers stating that the material is not an offer or solicitation, that it is based partly on public information Prologis considers reliable but does not warrant as accurate or complete, and that estimates are forward-looking and subject to risk. Prologis Research, which studies investment and supply chain trends across four continents, contributes to the company's investment and strategic decisions, according to the company's description of the team.
According to the publication, the report applies Prologis Research's long-standing proprietary methodology to available brokerage data. It also incorporates a brokerage average derived from real-time brokerage data covering 34 leading U.S. logistics markets. The partners describe the effort as a continuation of a collaborative initiative aimed at bringing greater consistency, transparency and timeliness to market participants across the industry.
Each participating brokerage has provided contact details for its research team, including CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield, JLL and Colliers, with their respective research available through links in the original release. The excerpt provided does not include the underlying market metrics, such as vacancy, asking rents, net absorption or construction pipeline data.
The publication includes standard disclaimers stating that the material is not an offer or solicitation, that it is based partly on public information Prologis considers reliable but does not warrant as accurate or complete, and that estimates are forward-looking and subject to risk. Prologis Research, which studies investment and supply chain trends across four continents, contributes to the company's investment and strategic decisions, according to the company's description of the team.
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