Technological innovation, shifting consumer behavior, and a renewed focus on supply-chain resilience are reshaping industrial real estate. As businesses reassess offshore dependence and adopt decentralized operations, demand is driven by logistics and last-mile fulfillment, cloud infrastructure, and the onshoring of battery, semiconductor, and advanced manufacturing.

Parliament was founded to give investors exposure to these long-term trends through the acquisition of small-scale industrial properties in secondary and emerging markets, where population and job growth are expanding beyond major metros. Supported by infrastructure investment and business-friendly environments, these markets are characterized by industry clustering aligned with bipartisan U.S. industrial policy priorities — including domestic manufacturing, aerospace and defense, robotics, data centers, and critical supply-chain infrastructure — creating durable demand for functional, well-located industrial assets.

The name Parliament honors my father’s and grandfather’s construction and development company, active from the 1970s through the early 2000s. That legacy informs how we operate today: detail oriented, relationship-focused, and committed to disciplined execution guided by long-term, macro perspectives.