Bridge Investment Group announced the successful completion of fundraising for Bridge Logistics Value Fund II (BLV II), securing nearly $1.4 billion in equity commitments across the fund and related parallel vehicles. The fundraising total exceeded the fund’s original $1 billion target, reflecting strong investor demand for logistics and industrial real estate opportunities.
BLV II focuses on acquiring and repositioning high-quality logistics properties in supply-constrained U.S. infill markets and major global gateway locations. The strategy is centered on sourcing off-market and selectively marketed opportunities, maintaining disciplined acquisition pricing, and creating value through leasing initiatives, active asset management, and targeted capital improvements.
The fund is designed to benefit from long-term trends supporting industrial real estate, including supply chain modernization, continued growth in e-commerce, and rising tenant demand for modern distribution facilities near key population centers and transportation networks.
According to Bridge, the strategy seeks to identify well-positioned assets in markets with strong long-term demand fundamentals while leveraging local market expertise and operational capabilities to enhance property performance across different market environments.
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“We are incredibly proud to announce the successful close of BLV II and deeply grateful for the trust and partnership of our investors. This milestone reflects the strength of our team, the durability of the logistics sector, and our conviction that disciplined investing in high-quality industrial real estate continues to present compelling long-term opportunities.”
Jay Cornforth, Chief Executive Officer, Bridge Logistics Properties
“BLV II was built around a highly-selective investment approach focused on acquiring well-located assets at an attractive basis in markets with strong long-term demand fundamentals. We believe the current market environment continues to create compelling opportunities for experienced operators with local market expertise, deep sourcing relationships, and the ability to execute operationally through multiple market cycles.”
Brian Gagne, Chief Investment Officer, Bridge Logistics Properties
