AUSTIN, Texas and SEATTLE, Wash. — Outpost is adding five new properties and making a strategic investment in EV Realty.
“Air cargo has airports, intermodal has rail yards, and ocean freight has ports, but trucking, which moves over 70% of U.S. freight every year, has no unified infrastructure to power the flow of goods across the country,” said Trent Cameron, Outpost co-founder, CEO. “Outpost is changing that by building the first nationwide network of shared-use truck terminals. Through our investment in EV Realty, we’re expanding our network footprint for the immediate needs of today’s fleets while positioning Outpost as the infrastructure platform for mixed fleets in the years ahead.”
The new properties will be located in Newark, N.J., Miami, Fla. and across California.
According to Outpost, the additions mark Outpost’s entry into the Northeast’s most critical freight corridor and deepen its presence in the high-volume freight markets of South Florida and California. As part of the investment, three EV Realty properties in California will be added to the Outpost network, generating immediate utility for fleets while the sites undergo permitting for near-term electrification.
New Properties
- The Newark property, located at 90 Kingsland Avenue in Clifton, is Outpost’s first terminal in the Northeast. The 7.1-acre site features a 9,667-square-foot maintenance facility with 1,131 square feet of office space. It sits just 8 miles from the Lincoln Tunnel and 13 miles from the Port Newark Container Terminal.
- The Miami property, located at 3200 NW 67th Ave, is a 17-acre flagship asset within Foreign Trade Zone 281. Positioned immediately off the runways of Miami International Airport (MIA) and less than 9 miles from Port Miami, the site connects air, sea and highway infrastructure in one of the nation’s most supply-constrained markets.
The three California properties in Stockton, Livermore, and Torrance extend Outpost’s California footprint from the Central Valley to the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach:
- Stockton: Located at 1549 Industrial Drive, this 4.1-acre site is situated immediately north of Stockton Airport, within two miles of I-5 and SR-99, and five miles from the Port of Stockton.
- Livermore: A 2.75-acre site at 461 McGraw Ave along I-580, linking the Port of Oakland with San Joaquin Valley distribution centers and intermodal facilities.
- Torrance: Located at 18715 S Western Ave, this 2.2-acre site sits adjacent to I-405 near the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, supporting heavy drayage and regional logistics, while offering proximity to LAX.
“Our partnership with Outpost allows us to activate our grid-ready properties immediately for fleets already moving freight through these high-volume markets,” said Patrick Sullivan, CEO of EV Realty. ”Customers gain access to secure logistics infrastructure today, while we build the high-power charging hubs that they’ll rely on in the future.”
These properties are part of Outpost’s ongoing deployment of $1 billion to expand its national network of truck terminals and industrial outdoor storage.
Dana Guthrie is an award-winning journalist who has been featured in multiple newspapers, books and magazines across the globe. She is currently based in the Atlanta, Georgia, area.
