Florida Logistics Center Expands to Nearly 580 Acres at Key I-4/I-95 Logistics Hub

VeeCor Properties has expanded Florida Logistics Center to nearly 580 developable acres, more than doubling the planned footprint of the industrial development at the Interstate 4/Interstate 95 interchange in Daytona Beach. The expansion creates additional opportunities for large-scale industrial and build-to-suit development in Central Florida.

David Murphy, Monica Wonus and Gabriella Gissy of CBRE are leasing the project on behalf of the developer, VeeCor Properties.

In response to robust market demand, Florida Logistics Center will now encompass nearly 580 acres of developable land, adding approximately 300 acres to the planned development. The additional acreage provides greater flexibility to accommodate large-scale industrial users and future development across multiple parcels.

The fully entitled site can support more than 6 million square feet of development; equivalent to more than 100 football fields. The project offers build-to-suit opportunities ranging from approximately 130,000 square feet to more than 3 million square feet. The site has public water, FPL electric and TECO natural gas in place. Located on South Williamson Boulevard, the project provides direct access to Interstate 95, Daytona Beach International Airport, the Port of Daytona and several transportation networks. Construction on two buildings is underway, with completion anticipated in 2027.

“This expansion reflects our long-term confidence in the Central Florida industrial market,” said Anthony Coraci Basile, Principal of VeeCor Properties. “Since announcing the project, we have seen strong interest from tenants, brokers and users seeking access to Florida’s transportation infrastructure. Expanding the development allows us to meet that demand and gives companies more room to establish or grow their presence in one of the state’s most important distribution corridors.”

At a time when few large-scale industrial projects are underway in Volusia County, Florida Logistics Center could have a significant impact on the market. At full build-out, the project could increase the county’s industrial inventory by more than 20%.

“Demand for industrial space along the I-95 corridor continues to benefit from growing freight volumes through East Coast ports,” said Murphy, Vice Chairman at CBRE. “Industrial users continue to prioritize access to major transportation routes and Florida’s population centers. The I-4/I-95 interchange connects two of the state’s most important transportation corridors, making Florida Logistics Center an exceptional strategic location for distribution throughout Florida and the Southeast.”