Cold storage & food logistics sites near Portland.
Rail-served land conceptually suited to cold storage and food-grade logistics in Clark County, Washington — 21 rail miles from Portland.
The Northwest is short on modern cold capacity.
Cold storage and food logistics operators are among the most demanding industrial users: heavy power, specialized construction, food-grade standards, and steady inbound volume. The Pacific Northwest continues to run short on modern cold storage capacity serving the Portland–Vancouver market.
Brush Prairie was conceived with these users in mind — a ±29-acre rail-served site capable of supporting up to approximately 500,000 SF, where inbound product can arrive by rail via PVJR’s connections to the BNSF and Union Pacific networks and distribute regionally by truck. For the right cold storage or food logistics operator, PVJR will structure a customized long-term arrangement around the project.
What operators typically need
- Rail-delivered inbound product (produce, proteins, ingredients, packaged goods)
- Heavy power capacity for refrigeration, confirmed during evaluation
- Food-grade site and building standards
- Regional truck distribution across the Portland–Vancouver metro
Brush Prairie: the portfolio’s dedicated rail-logistics opportunity.
Brush Prairie
The portfolio's dedicated rail-logistics site — PVJR rail service with connections to the BNSF and Union Pacific networks.
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Related uses: Transload & Bulk Storage · Warehousing & Distribution
Evaluating cold storage capacity in the Northwest?
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