Tacoma Industrial for Lease - Tacoma Suburban
Discover Portside Distribution Center at 1401 St. Paul Avenue, a premier warehouse in Tacoma, Washington, designed to accommodate modern distribution, logistics, warehousing, import/export, and manufacturing operations. Strategically located adjacent to the Port of Tacoma, with immediate access to Interstate 5 and Route 509, this port-centric facility offers the infrastructure and connectivity that today's supply chain users require.
Portside Distribution Center features up to 416,050 square feet of space, divisible to 93,941 square feet, with an 8,786-square-foot office component, 30-foot clear height, ESFR fire suppression, 86 dock-high loading doors, 3 drive-in doors, and 30 dock positions equipped with dock packages and levelers. A heavy-duty power capacity of approximately 2,400 amps at 277/480 volts supports a wide range of industrial and manufacturing applications. The fully secured site includes truck courts, trailer parking, and yard storage, providing operational efficiency for distribution and freight users.
Potential rail service from BNSF further enhances logistics capabilities. M-2 Heavy Industrial zoning accommodates a broad spectrum of industrial uses and offers a strong corporate image in one of the Puget Sound region's most desirable logistics hubs. Located just 1 mile from the Port of Tacoma, 24 miles from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, and 34 miles from the Port of Seattle, Portside Distribution Center delivers exceptional access to regional, national, and international transportation networks, making it an ideal solution for warehouse, distribution, freight, and industrial users seeking space for lease in Tacoma, Washington.
Link Logistics warehouses for rent in Seattle help companies meet operational demands in a key Pacific Northwest logistics hub. With 66 industrial real estate properties totaling 7.3 million square feet in the Seattle metro area, we provide a broad range of customers with last-mile logistics space that supports their distribution and supply chain needs.