The supply of modern bulk logistics facilities is relatively limited in New Orleans. Throughout the entire market, there are fewer than a hundred of these buildings, and most of them were built decades ago and lack many of the modern amenities required by third-party logistics or fulfillment center operations.
New Orleans’ industrial market may be on the brink of a major breakthrough
The new Louisiana International Terminal, a $1.8 billion port infrastucture project, would open the region up to cargo ships coming out of the Panama Canal
By Cody Gibbs
CoStar Analytics
May 12, 2025 | 7:31 P.M.
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- Properties
- Propel Park - Building 1
13800 Old Gentilly Rd, New Orleans, LA
- Luling Business Park - Phase 1
2030 Rue Sucre, Luling, LA
- Gulf South Commerce Park
Interstate 12, Mandeville, LA