Prologis, Inc.

Prologis, Inc. Earnings Recaps

PLD Real Estate 2 recaps
Q1 2026 Apr 16, 2026

Prologis delivered a resilient Q1 2026 performance, driven by robust leasing, strategic capital deployment, and expanding data center and energy platforms, amid geopolitical uncertainties. The company raised its full-year outlook, reflecting confidence in underlying demand and operational strength.

Key takeaways
  • Achieved record leasing with 64 million sq ft signed, maintaining occupancy at 95.3% and raising full-year rent change guidance to nearly 40%.
  • Modules of development, including $2.1 billion in starts (75% speculative logistics, $1.3 billion in data centers), highlight confidence in market fundamentals.
  • Data center pipeline exceeds 5.6 GW of secured/advanced energy projects, with potential to generate over $15 billion in investment value.
  • Capital recycling includes $1.2 billion asset sales and joint ventures with GIC and La Caisse, demonstrating strong investor demand.
  • EBIT metrics showcase solid NOI growth (6.1% on net basis), with improving lease mark-to-market at 17%, signaling stabilization in rent pricing.
Q3 2025 Oct 16, 2025

Prologis delivered a strong third quarter in 2025, marked by record leasing activity and increased portfolio occupancy, positioning the company for sustained growth in the evolving logistics market.

Key takeaways
  • Record leasing of nearly 62 million square feet and a 20 basis point increase in occupancy to 95.3%.
  • Core FFO surpassed expectations at $1.49 per share, driven by significant rent growth of 49% net effective and 29% cash.
  • Continued momentum in data center capacity, with 5.2 gigawatts secured, signaling a $15 billion investment opportunity.
  • Robust demand for build-to-suit projects, totaling 21 signed this year, indicating strong customer relationships and strategic land utilization.
  • Improved customer sentiment and operational conditions forecast a favorable demand landscape, as evidenced by steady net absorption and a slowdown in rent declines.