Shipyard Creek, a unique transload property in Charleston, South Carolina, offers a state-of-the-art solution for retail importers seeking efficient container movement. Situated on a 42-acre site, this soon-to-be-delivered property features a port-adjacent cross-dock facility designed specifically to meet the needs of major importers.
With an impressive 153 dock doors and 724 trailer parking spaces, Shipyard Creek has the capacity to handle a high velocity of container movement. The property's strategic orientation to the nearby SC Ports’ Leatherman Terminal, and in the heart of the Charleston port market, ensures seamless access and streamlined operations.
South Carolina Ports is a critical gateway for the Southeast market. It offers highly productive port service, an inland port network and rail connections to increase the speed of goods to market. SC Ports offers shippers capacity, reliability and flexibility for their supply chains.
“South Carolina Ports and the supporting inland infrastructure continue to expand to meet the needs of our customers today and tomorrow,” SC Ports President and CEO Barbara Melvin said. “The new transload facility at Shipyard Creek Logistics Center will add tremendous new capabilities and capacity to our market, helping serve shippers while enhancing supply chain fluidity for the booming Southeast market.”
Located within a day's drive to major markets such as Atlanta, Charlotte and Raleigh, Shipyard Creek provides exceptional access for businesses, reaching over 50% of the Southeastern population within a two-day drive. The property's advanced infrastructure, including on-site storage parking that can stack up to five shipping containers, optimizes efficiency and fosters tenant growth.
"Shipyard Creek offers a unique opportunity for importers looking to capitalize on the Southeastern port growth," said Lee Allen, representative at JLL. "Its superior features, prime location and exceptional connectivity make it an ideal choice for businesses seeking efficient container movement and distribution."