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Duke Realty Starts Three Spec Developments in Bay Area Totaling 614,000 SQFT

May 10, 20222 Mins read2.1k
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Planned State-of-the-Art Industrial Facilities Will Add ~614K SF to Northern California Portfolio OAKLAND, Calif. – May 10, 2022 — The Northwest region of Duke Realty (NYSE: DRE), a leader in sustainable industrial real estate development and the largest domestic-only logistics REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust), announces three new projects in San Francisco Bay Area submarkets […]

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