Every industrial outdoor storage story IOS Journal has published on Colorado — 17 reports covering acquisitions, financings, leases, developments and market data, from October 2025 to October 2026. Coverage spans Denver.
Alterra IOS acquired the fully leased yard at 5660 Universal Drive, extending its Memphis cluster to ten acquisitions. The acquisition configuration includes 35.2 usable…
The facility is built to add qualifying IOS assets during the initial term, with capacity for tenant improvements, leasing costs and capital expenditures. The seed…
Q2 was not a sleepy quarter for industrial outdoor storage. From April 1 through June 30, debt capital got bigger, platforms kept aggregating, port-adjacent sites pulled…
The Lawrence transaction is the clearest signal in this issue: investor demand is still deep for smaller Midwest IOS assets when the yard is usable, leased, and…
Alterra IOS added five fully leased Colorado properties totaling 36.4 usable acres, giving the platform 134 usable acres across the state. Realterm followed with a Bronx…
Good Investment Partners just doubled down on the TravelCenters of America playbook, adding 57 acres across Missoula, MT and Paulsboro, NJ, bringing their total…
CBRE's Q4 2025 data confirms IOS vacancy at 2.5% versus 6.7% for traditional industrial, with rents commanding a 17.9% premium nationally at $13.14/SF. This week…
An Amazon-leased two-parcel IOS assemblage traded in Albuquerque, while JLL closed a $7.85 million Colorado IOS sale and Jadian IOS added a Pompano Beach yard. The issue…
A blockbuster week in IOS with 13 deals announced, featuring Morgan Stanley's ~$92M Fontana acquisition, Realterm's continued expansion, and Alterra's multi-market…
A deep dive into the markets, deal structures, and transaction patterns that shaped Q4 2025's IOS landscape, plus deal submissions for year-end coverage.
Alterra acquired a 10-property national truck terminal portfolio for $49.5M — 56 acres total across CT, FL, GA, MD, NC, VA, and WA. Plus infill acquisitions in TX, FL…
The IOS sector kicked off 2026 with a $111M multi-state portfolio sale to Realterm, Alterra's 11-property acquisition, and multiple infill IOS buys across Denver…
Alterra IOS and Genesis close significant multi-state acquisitions, continuing their aggressive expansion strategies across key U.S. industrial corridors.
An Austin-based IOS operator expands westward, plus four more deals close across key markets as IOS deal flow continues its strong momentum into late 2025.