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GLPI And Prologis Plan Phased 3.8M-SF Joliet Logistics Park

GLPI disclosed a $61M land credit if all three phases proceed; city approval remains required.

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Oct 31, 2026 1 min Share
GLPI And Prologis Plan Phased 3.8M-SF Joliet Logistics Park
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GLPI’s October 29 earnings release adds disclosed economics to the proposed redevelopment of the former Hollywood Casino Joliet site.
Definitive agreements signed October 27 call for GLPI to contribute land in three phases. Prologis would manage the venture and develop a five-building warehouse and distribution park exceeding 3.8 million square feet, subject to City of Joliet review and approval.
The approximately five-year plan gives Prologis options over phases two and three. If all phases proceed, GLPI receives a $61 million capital-account credit for the land. Its expected interest in the completed project is about 20%, potentially increasing to about 30% if it contributes additional capital.
Implications
The disclosed credit is a conditional JV capital-account measure, not cash sale proceeds. Later-phase options and approval requirements make delivery conditional. Underwrite the committed phase and later options separately.

Key Takeaways

  • The Joliet proposal has disclosed land economics, but its full 3.8M-plus square feet remains subject to approvals and later-phase options.

GLPI, Third Quarter Results, October 29, 2026, Recent Developments: October 27 definitive agreements; former Hollywood Casino Joliet land contributed in three phases; Prologis managing member/developer; proposed five structures exceeding 3.8M SF subject to City of Joliet review and approval; approximately five-year development; Prologis options for phases two and three. $61M land capital-account credit assumes all phases developed. GLPI expects approximately 20% ownership in the completed project, potentially approximately 30% with additional capital. · https://investors.glpropinc.com/news-releases/news-release-details/gaming-and-leisure-properties-reports-record-third-quarter · Analysis: the conditional capital-account credit is not cash sale proceeds; later phases and approval are not guaranteed.

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