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Surge in AI-related imports are pressuring port-side warehouses

Added cargo has yet to materially tighten availability across key logistics hubs
In February, T1 Energy, a solar and battery maker focused on domestic renewable power solutions, leased more than 627,000 square feet in a newly built warehouse in Baytown, roughly 30 minutes from the Port of Houston. (CoStar)
In February, T1 Energy, a solar and battery maker focused on domestic renewable power solutions, leased more than 627,000 square feet in a newly built warehouse in Baytown, roughly 30 minutes from the Port of Houston. (CoStar)
CoStar Analytics
June 14, 2026 | 11:39 P.M.

More than 300 data center projects are underway nationwide, fueling a surge in imports of artificial intelligence support gear, including servers, cooling systems and power equipment. But the real estate benefits aren't felt equally.

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