Prologis (PLD)

127.46
-2.23 (-1.72%)
NYSE · Last Trade: Jan 6th, 4:54 PM EST
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Detailed Quote

Previous Close129.69
Open129.24
Bid127.51
Ask129.68
Day's Range126.35 - 129.94
52 Week Range85.35 - 131.70
Volume3,912,551
Market Cap117.76B
PE Ratio (TTM)37.16
EPS (TTM)3.4
Dividend & Yield4.040 (3.17%)
1 Month Average Volume3,175,692

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About Prologis (PLD)

Prologis is a global leader in logistics real estate, specializing in the development, leasing, and management of industrial properties, particularly warehouses and distribution centers. The company focuses on optimizing supply chain efficiency by providing strategically located facilities that enable businesses to streamline their operations and reach customers effectively. With a commitment to sustainability, Prologis incorporates environmentally friendly practices in its developments and aims to create spaces that support the growing demand for e-commerce and logistics services. By partnering with various industries, Prologis plays a pivotal role in modernizing and enhancing the logistics infrastructure necessary for global trade. Read More

News & Press Releases

XLRE vs. VNQ: a Targeted Sector Approach or Broad Real Estate Exposurefool.com
The Real Estate Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLRE) and the Vanguard Real Estate ETF (VNQ) both provide U.S. real estate exposure, but their structures lead to very different outcomes across market cycles.
Via The Motley Fool · January 6, 2026
Prediction: These 5 Top Stocks Will Be the Largest REIT Dividend Payers in 2026fool.com
These REITs will pay out billions of dollars in dividends this year.
Via The Motley Fool · January 6, 2026
VNQ vs SCHH: Scale and Income or a Leaner REIT Allocationfool.com
VNQ and SCHH both track U.S. real estate, but their cost structures and index design shape income, concentration, and ownership over a full market cycle.
Via The Motley Fool · January 5, 2026
The Powell Era Sunset: Fed Braces for 2026 Transition as Rate Cut Hopes Dim for January
As the calendar turns to January 5, 2026, the global financial community finds itself at a critical crossroads. The Federal Reserve, under the leadership of Chair Jerome Powell, is entering its final months of a transformative tenure that has spanned a global pandemic, a generational spike in inflation, and the
Via MarketMinute · January 5, 2026
Get 2026 Started With a Bang, Buy These 3 Supercharged Dividend Growth Stocks.fool.com
These stocks offer higher-yielding dividends growing at high rates.
Via The Motley Fool · January 5, 2026
BTIG's Top Stock Picks for H1 2026: Navigating the New 'Application' Era
As the financial markets open for the 2026 calendar year, BTIG has released its highly anticipated "Top Picks" report for the first half of the year, signaling a transition from the speculative fervor of 2025 toward a more fundamental, "constructive but selective" investment landscape. The firm’s analysts have identified
Via MarketMinute · January 2, 2026
Yield Shock: US Treasury Sell-Off Rattles Markets as 2026 Opens with Fiscal and Fed Uncertainty
The new year has arrived with a jolt for the fixed-income markets, as a massive sell-off in U.S. Treasury bonds sent yields surging to their highest levels in months. As of January 2, 2026, the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield has spiked toward 4.35%, a sharp climb from the
Via MarketMinute · January 2, 2026
7 REITs That Should Be on Every Investor's Radar -- Plus 5 Promising REIT ETFsfool.com
Some of these REITs sport dividend yields that top 6%.
Via The Motley Fool · January 2, 2026
The Great Normalization: 2026 Fed Rate Cut Speculation Ignites Market "Great Rotation"
As the calendar turns to January 1, 2026, the American financial landscape finds itself at a pivotal crossroads. After a tumultuous two-year journey of aggressive tightening followed by a cautious easing cycle throughout 2025, the Federal Reserve has entered the new year with the federal funds rate sitting at a
Via MarketMinute · January 1, 2026
The Great REIT Pivot: How 2025 Redefined Real Estate for a High-Tech, Low-Rate Era
As the clock strikes midnight on 2025, the Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) sector stands at a historic crossroads. After years of battling restrictive monetary policy and a post-pandemic identity crisis, the industry has emerged from 2025 transformed. The year was defined by a dramatic "sector bifurcation," where the AI-fueled
Via MarketMinute · December 31, 2025
Fixed Income at the Crossroads: How XAGG is Mapping the Fed’s 2026 Pivot
As the final trading bells of 2025 ring out, the global bond market stands at its most significant inflection point in nearly a decade. After a year defined by the "higher-for-longer" mantra finally giving way to a series of strategic rate cuts, investors are increasingly turning to the iShares U.
Via MarketMinute · December 31, 2025
Yields Rebound as Labor Market Defies Gravity: The 2026 Outlook for Bond Investors
As 2025 draws to a close, the U.S. Treasury market is experiencing a significant repricing that has caught many fixed-income investors off guard. A series of robust labor market data points, culminating in a surprising drop in jobless claims, has sent yields on the 10-year Treasury note climbing back
Via MarketMinute · December 31, 2025
HAUZ vs REET: Global Real Estate or a U.S.-Anchored REIT Portfoliofool.com
The Xtrackers International Real Estate ETF and the iShares Global REIT ETF both invest worldwide, but their construction determines whether property exposure stays tied to U.S. REIT cycles or expands across global markets.
Via The Motley Fool · December 30, 2025
Why a $60 Million Trim in Rexford Signals a Shift as Industrial REIT Growth Slowsfool.com
Rexford is still executing operationally, but this portfolio move hints at a growing gap between strong fundamentals and what investors are willing to pay for them.
Via The Motley Fool · December 29, 2025
VNQ vs. RWR: Broad Real Estate Exposure or a Defined REIT Allocationfool.com
Both ETFs track U.S. real estate, but their index design leads to meaningfully different portfolio behavior once market conditions and interest rates shift.
Via The Motley Fool · December 29, 2025
The Market Narrative Flip: Blowout GDP and the New 2026 Interest Rate Path
As the final week of 2025 draws to a close, the financial markets are grappling with a fundamental shift in expectations that has upended investment strategies for the coming year. What began the year as a cautious march toward a "soft landing" has transformed into a high-octane "no-landing" scenario, fueled
Via MarketMinute · December 26, 2025
The Great Normalization: How Cooling Inflation and Central Bank Easing are Carving the 2026 Market Map
As 2025 draws to a close, the global financial landscape is undergoing its most significant structural shift since the post-pandemic recovery. After nearly three years of aggressive monetary tightening and persistent price volatility, a new macro regime is taking hold: "The Great Normalization." With inflation finally drifting toward central bank
Via MarketMinute · December 26, 2025
The Dovish Cut with a Hawkish Sting: Federal Reserve Signals Slower Path Ahead for 2026
In a move that underscored the Federal Reserve’s delicate balancing act, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) concluded its final meeting of 2025 on December 10 by delivering a widely anticipated 25-basis-point interest rate cut. This marks the third consecutive quarter-point reduction this year, bringing the federal funds rate
Via MarketMinute · December 26, 2025
The Great Normalization: What the Reshaping Yield Curve Foretells for 2026
As of late December 2025, the United States bond market has reached a historic milestone, marking the definitive end of the longest yield curve inversion in financial history. For over three years, the "inverted" curve—where short-term debt yielded more than long-term debt—served as a persistent omen of economic
Via MarketMinute · December 25, 2025
The Hawkish Pivot Risk: Why Wall Street Fears the Fed’s Next Move Despite Rate Cuts
As the holiday season of 2025 winds down, a paradoxical chill has settled over global financial markets. Despite the Federal Reserve delivering a third consecutive interest rate cut earlier this month, investors are not celebrating a victory over inflation. Instead, a growing chorus of analysts and fund managers is sounding
Via MarketMinute · December 25, 2025
The Hawkish Pivot: Why the Fed’s Third Cut of 2025 Has Markets on Edge
In a move that underscored the Federal Reserve's delicate balancing act, the central bank delivered its third interest rate cut of 2025 on December 10, reducing the benchmark federal funds rate by 25 basis points to a range of 3.50%–3.75%. While a rate cut is traditionally seen
Via MarketMinute · December 25, 2025
The Federal Reserve’s 'Hawkish Cut': Why the December Pivot Left Markets on Edge for 2026
As the holiday season settles over Wall Street, the financial world is still vibrating from the Federal Reserve’s final act of 2025. In its December 10 meeting, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) delivered a 25-basis-point rate cut, bringing the benchmark federal funds rate to a target range of
Via MarketMinute · December 25, 2025
The 2026 Pivot: Fed’s Cautious Rate Cut Path Ignites Year-End Equity Surge
As the sun sets on 2025, Wall Street is unwrapping a holiday gift from the Federal Reserve that has sent markets into a sustained rally. With the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) signaling a "cautious normalization" path for 2026, investors are betting that the era of restrictive borrowing costs is
Via MarketMinute · December 24, 2025
Resilience vs. Restraint: How Surging GDP is Redrawing the Federal Reserve’s 2026 Roadmap
As the final weeks of 2025 unfold, the financial markets are grappling with a paradox of prosperity. What was once hailed as the "year of the great pivot" has instead transformed into a masterclass in economic resilience, forcing investors to radically overhaul their expectations for interest rate cuts. Recent Gross
Via MarketMinute · December 23, 2025
Goldman Sachs 2026 Market Outlook: GDP Acceleration and the S&P 500's Path to 7,200
As the calendar turns toward 2026, Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) has released a strikingly optimistic market outlook, positioning the United States for a period of robust growth that defies cooling labor markets. Led by Chief Economist Jan Hatzius and Chief US Equity Strategist David Kostin, the firm’s "Macro Outlook
Via MarketMinute · December 22, 2025