Industrial Developments International

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Industrial Developments International (IDI) is a private real estate company focused on industrial properties. It was founded in 1989 in Atlanta by Henry "Greg" Gregory and partners, with initial investments from Kajima and a bridge loan from First Union National Bank (now Wells Fargo). IDI took a national approach to industrial development, growing to own and develop assets across North America. By 2013, the company was valued at about $1.8 billion and had nearly 7 million square feet of projects under development in nine states, plus ownership or interests in millions of square feet of investment-grade assets.

In 2013, Brookfield Asset Management bought IDI. In 2014, IDI and Gazeley were co-branded as IDI Gazeley Brookfield Logistics Properties. In 2017, Gazeley was sold and IDI became IDI Logistics. In 2018, IDI Logistics was sold to a 50-50 joint venture between Ivanhoé Cambridge and Oxford Properties. IDI offers development, investment management, property management and leasing services. It has developed about 115 million square feet of industrial space across North America, with projects ranging from 80,000 square feet to more than 1 million square feet. Notable projects include facilities for Mitsubishi Electric Cooling & Heating, the Speedway Distribution Center, and the Riverside Business Center in Atlanta.

Headquartered in Atlanta, IDI has seven offices across North America, including Memphis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Southern California, Dallas and South Florida. The company serves markets in Atlanta, Chicago, Cincinnati, Dallas, South Florida, Los Angeles and Memphis.