Portland–Vancouver industrial market

Truck parking & fleet storage in the Portland–Vancouver market.

Secure land for truck parking, fleet staging, and equipment storage in Clark County, Washington.

0 Suitable sites
±0 Acres across those sites
I-5 / I-205 Corridor access
Owner One conversation
The opportunity

Legal, secure parking near the freight.

Fleet operators know the math: trucks and equipment need to overnight somewhere near the freight, and legal, secure parking near the Portland–Vancouver core keeps getting harder to find. Dedicated land solves the problem drivers, dispatchers, and insurers all care about.

PVJR’s sites offer fleet and equipment capacity at the right scales — Barberton for a substantial terminal or combined yard operation, and 78th Street or 62nd Street for a company fleet that needs a close-in home with quick access to I-5 and I-205.

Site checklist

What operators typically need

  • Overnight and staging capacity sized to the fleet
  • Gate, fencing, and lighting, incorporated as the operation requires
  • Fast access to I-5 / I-205 routes
  • Room for maintenance, wash-down, or fueling if the operation requires it
Where it fits

Properties suited to fleet and equipment parking.

BarbertonAerial coming soon

Barberton

±25.79 acres · Divisible

Substantial Clark County acreage offered in East and West configurations, together or separately.

East & West portions
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78th StreetAerial coming soon

78th Street

±5.28 acres

Close-in Vancouver-market parcel at single-user scale — facility, yard, or fleet.

Close-in
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62nd StreetAerial coming soon

62nd Street

±2.72 acres

Infill parcel right-sized for an owner-user, storage, or service operation.

Infill
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Aerial imagery © Esri · Site boundaries via WA Geospatial Open Data

Related uses: Outdoor Storage & Laydown Yards · Warehousing & Distribution

Discuss your requirement

Give the fleet a permanent home near the freight.

Inquiries come directly to the owner — start with your acreage requirement and intended use.

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