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Crow Holdings Industrial Properties Trust Closes with More Than $1.5 Billion of Investable Capital

Dallas-based Crow Holdings, a leading national real estate investment and development firm, announced today the closing of Crow Holdings Industrial Properties Trust (“CHIPT”). Managed by Crow Holdings’ investment management company,

Crow Holdings Capital, with its firm’s industrial development team, CHIPT was formed to pursue the development and acquisition of Class A industrial properties in key logistics markets across the U.S. With strong support from wealth advisory and family office platforms, the trust closed with over $600 million of equity commitments that can provide for more than $1.5 billion of total project-level investment including anticipated leverage.

CHIPT is constructing a diverse portfolio of modern logistics properties developed for today’s customer requirements. The investment strategy is principally focused on the top logistics markets in the country that provide key infrastructure nodes or act as regional distribution hubs – those with proximity to seaports, airports, rail lines, highway interchanges, and other hubs of logistics activity. The platform recently closed on several investments predominantly in the New Jersey-Pennsylvania, Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta, and Southern California markets.

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Erik Hamilton, who has more than 15 years in CRE journalism, is a former staff writer with the Los Angeles Times and the Orange County Business Journal. In addition to The Times and the OCBJ, he was also a reporter and editor for Crittenden Research, The San Bernardino Sun and UPI. Erik also worked six years in CRE public relations with Los Angeles-based Hoyt Organization, where he was a Senior Account Executive. He later joined Lee & Associates where he served as the Director of Corporate Communications. There ,in addition to his work with Lee’s CEO, he managed 57 offices nationwide and provided PR, social media and media training for the offices. A graduate of UC Irvine, with a BA in history, he is an avid record collector where he continues to search for a rare Joy Division single.

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