Warehub, a technology company developing an operating system for industrial real estate, has been recognized by the New York Real Estate Journal (NYREJ) in its 2026 “Ones to Watch: Innovators in Commercial Real Estate” feature. The recognition highlights the company’s efforts to modernize how industrial properties are marketed, leased and activated in an increasingly dynamic supply chain environment.
While global supply chains have evolved to operate in real time, industrial real estate leasing continues to rely heavily on fragmented processes, manual transactions and lengthy timelines. Warehub is addressing this disconnect through a centralized platform that connects tenant demand, available industrial space and the workflows required to complete leasing transactions. The approach is designed to improve efficiency, increase transparency and create opportunities for property owners, tenants and commercial real estate brokers.
Since June 2026, Warehub has demonstrated significant market traction, attracting more than 200 platform users and identifying 40 qualified enterprise tenant requirements. The company has sourced 232 properties representing 368 industrial suites and onboarded 52.4 million square feet of available industrial space for leasing. These milestones reflect growing industry interest in technology solutions that simplify transactions and make industrial capacity more accessible.
“Industrial real estate has operated within the same constraints for decades, even as the supply chains it supports have become faster and more dynamic,” said James Holbrook, Founder and Executive Chair of Warehub. “We’re changing that equation by connecting the entire ecosystem. Landlords can unlock the value of vacant space, brokers can create more opportunities and tenants can access the capacity they need, when they need it. That’s the innovation driving Warehub.”
Warehub’s expanding platform reflects a broader movement toward digitization across commercial real estate, particularly within the industrial sector, where speed, flexibility and access to accurate property information are becoming increasingly important. By coordinating leasing activity within a single system, the company aims to reduce friction between stakeholders and shorten the time required to bring available industrial space into productive use.
“Being featured by NYREJ comes at an exciting time for Warehub as we continue to translate our vision into measurable market traction,” said Keith Hovan, President of Warehub. “We’re seeing growing engagement from landlords, tenants and brokers who recognize the value of a more connected leasing process. Our focus is on expanding that participation and making industrial space easier to access and activate at scale.”
As industrial occupiers seek greater agility and property owners look for more efficient ways to monetize vacant space, Warehub is positioning its platform as a new foundation for industrial leasing. Its recognition by NYREJ underscores the growing role of technology in reshaping how the commercial real estate industry connects supply with demand.
