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Apple Valley Industrial Park Duncan SC LXP

Lexington Realty Trust Rebrands to Reflect Industrial Focus

Lexington Realty Trust (LXP) on Wednesday announced a corporate rebranding and name change to LXP Industrial Trust. In connection with the rebranding, LXP also unveiled a new logo and launched a new website at www.lxp.com. 
 

New York City-based LXP’s new name and logo reflect its focus on industrial real estate investments as the company completes its transition from a diversified net-lease REIT into a primarily single-tenant industrial REIT focused on high-quality warehouse and distribution assets in key U.S. logistics markets. 

T. Wilson Eglin, LXP’s chairman and CEO, said, “The rebranding is an important milestone in the evolution of LXP and underscores our success in transforming the company from a diversified net-lease REIT to a primarily single-tenant industrial REIT.” 

LXP will continue to trade under its ticker symbol “LXP.” The name change will take effect with the New York Stock Exchange in 10 days. 

Pictured: Apple Valley Industrial Park in Duncan, SC, which LXP acquired in 2019. Photo courtesy of Panattoni.

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