Warehouse & distribution sites in the Portland–Vancouver market.
Industrial acreage suitable for warehouse and distribution development in Clark County, Washington — from single-user buildings to a rail-served regional facility.
Room to build on the Washington side of the market.
Distribution operators serving the Portland–Vancouver metro face a persistent shortage of well-located industrial land. Clark County offers a practical answer: sites on the Washington side of the market with direct highway access to I-5 and I-205, labor availability, and room to build — while keeping the Portland metro within a short drive for last-leg delivery.
PVJR offers warehouse and distribution capacity at several scales. Brush Prairie can support up to approximately 500,000 SF of rail-served development for a substantial operation, while Barberton, 78th Street, and 62nd Street suit conventional truck-served buildings and yards — with PVJR rail service available if useful to the operation.
What operators typically need
- Site area matched to building footprint, truck courts, and trailer parking
- Highway access for regional and last-mile routes (I-5 / I-205)
- Clear height, dock, and yard requirements a greenfield site can accommodate
- Optional PVJR rail service for inbound volume — available at all four sites
Properties suited to warehousing and distribution.
Brush Prairie
The portfolio's dedicated rail-logistics site — PVJR rail service with connections to the BNSF and Union Pacific networks.
View Property →Barberton
Substantial Clark County acreage offered in East and West configurations, together or separately.
View Property →78th Street
Close-in Vancouver-market parcel at single-user scale — facility, yard, or fleet.
View Property →62nd Street
Infill parcel right-sized for an owner-user, storage, or service operation.
View Property →Aerial imagery © Esri · Site boundaries via WA Geospatial Open Data
Related uses: Cold Storage & Food Logistics · Transload & Bulk Storage
Building or expanding a distribution footprint in this market?
Inquiries come directly to the owner — start with your acreage requirement and intended use.