Facilitates Efficient Freight Movement and Intermodal Logistics
Proximity to ports and rail terminals enables seamless transfer of goods between transportation modes—ship, rail, and truck—reducing delays and operational costs. This is essential for businesses dealing with bulk or international shipments.

• Streamlines import/export operations for global supply chains
  
• Reduces reliance on long-haul trucking for large-volume goods
  
• Improves turnaround time and supply chain responsiveness
  

Lowers Transportation and Distribution Costs
Shorter distances to ports or rail hubs translate into direct savings in fuel, labor, and time. This enhances cost-efficiency for manufacturers, wholesalers, and logistics companies.

• Minimizes last-mile delivery expenses
  
• Decreases wear and tear on fleet vehicles
  
• Enables competitive pricing and improved profit margins
  

Enhances Industrial Competitiveness and Site Value
Sites near key transportation hubs attract high-demand industrial tenants who prioritize logistical advantages. It also strengthens long-term investment value through infrastructure alignment.

• Appeals to industries like distribution, e-commerce, and manufacturing
  
• Supports just-in-time delivery and inventory strategies
  
• Boosts land desirability for expansion or redevelopment opportunities