Crow Holdings Development has delivered a 535,603-square-foot warehouse at the Golden Triangle Logistics Center in Wallkill, marking the firm's inaugural industrial project in New York State. The facility serves as the anchor for a 92-acre campus designed to target major Northeast distribution corridors.
Crow Holdings remains optimistic about the rental market, identifying growth opportunities in California and other key metros despite high-profile industry exits. This positive outlook signals continued strategic investment and development confidence in the multi-family sector.
Crow Holdings has raised $1.1 billion from 49 investors toward a nearly $3.3 billion target for its eleventh flagship fund. This milestone represents the firm's largest fundraise to date, bolstering its investment capacity in commercial real estate.
Crow Holdings is raising $3.25 billion for its newest real estate fund to target industrial and other key sectors. This large capital raise expands the firm's investment capacity and development pipeline.
Dallas-based Crow Holdings is seeking $3.25 billion for a new discretionary fund following a regulatory filing. The capital raise underscores sustained institutional demand for its value-add industrial and multifamily real estate strategies.
Hanover Company, in partnership with Crow Holdings Capital, has commenced construction on a 200,000-square-foot industrial project in Simi Valley, marking its entry into the Southern California industrial market.
Hanover Company and Crow Holdings Capital have started construction on a 200,000-square-foot industrial development in Simi Valley. This project marks Hanover's first industrial entry into the Southern California region.
Elevation Land Co. and Crow Holdings Capital announced the completion of Phase I of the Otay Business Park, advancing their footprint in industrial real estate development.
Stream Realty Partners secured the leasing assignment for Valley Ridge 35, a two-building industrial development in Lewisville, Texas, built by Crow Holdings. This highlights Crow Holdings' ongoing activity in industrial real estate development.
Form D filed with the SEC on 2026-08-24.
Creation and Crow Holdings Capital have started construction on the 700,000-square-foot Avondale Tech Center industrial campus in Arizona. This expansion strengthens Crow Holdings' portfolio in industrial real estate and commercial development.
Local reporting details Crow Holdings' ongoing real estate initiatives in Dallas, including its major plans for a 245-megawatt data center campus along the Stemmons corridor that could ultimately redevelop parts of the Dallas Market Hall site amid evolving municipal zoning rules.
The Indiana Attorney General sued Merrillville for opposing the conversion of a Crow Holdings warehouse into an ICE detention center. This legal dispute highlights local opposition to industrial real estate repurposing projects involving company assets.
Indiana's attorney general is suing the town of Merrillville for opposing a potential immigration detention center. This news concerns federal immigration enforcement and has no relation to ICE Mortgage Technology.
Real estate investment firm Crow Holdings is planning to transition the historic Dallas Market Hall into a massive 40-acre, 245-megawatt tech and data center campus. The proposal leverages the company's holdings along the Stemmons Corridor to tap into the booming artificial intelligence and data infrastructure demand in Texas.
Crow Holdings plans to develop a 40-acre data center campus in Dallas, which will likely replace the historic Market Hall building. The project marks a major commercial real estate shift as the exhibition venue winds down operations.
A newly completed 782,875-square-foot industrial warehouse in a master-planned development in Washington has been sold for nearly $175 million. The facility was originally developed by Panattoni in partnership with a fund advised by Crow Holdings.
American Eagle Outfitters signed a long-term lease for 472,890 square feet at Crow Holdings' Innovation Logistics Center in Salisbury, N.C. The retailer plans to invest $41 million to build out a Southeast distribution hub that will generate over 200 jobs.
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