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Port Wentworth Commerce Center

Port Wentworth Commerce Center , Savannah, GA

Southeast’s Largest Logistics Development Near Port of Savannah

Port Wentworth Commerce Center is a master-planned logistics project located 6.5 miles from the Port of Savannah. Expected to be the largest near-port logistics development to begin construction in the Southeastern United States in 2025, the development will offer more than 10 million square feet of logistics real estate and serve as the premier port-centric logistics park on the Eastern Seaboard.

This development provides immediate access to major transportation infrastructure. Located one mile from Interstate 95, the primary north-south interstate corridor on the East Coast, it also offers Class One rail service from rail located on site.

The site also features exceptional power infrastructure, most notably capacity and availability. It is located adjacent to dual 230KV transmission lines, and a Georgia Power-owned 115KV substation located on-site. The project has been identified as one of a few locations in the State of Georgia with capacity to provide one gigawatt of power service. Its proximity to generation sources—just eight miles north of Georgia Power’s Plant McIntosh, a natural gas-powered production facility—reinforces the site’s ability and reliability to support high-capacity power users.

Two speculative buildings will be ready Q2 2026.
Building A: 538,775 SF
Building B: 740,375 SF

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About the Location

The Port of Savannah is the fastest-growing port in the United States and the third busiest seaport in the U.S. The location is the closest to a major U.S. seaport that can accommodate multiple buildings of 1 million SF or greater. The scale of the site, its location in one of the nation’s top logistics markets, and its infrastructure support make it ideally suited for companies requiring a solution to their supply chain needs.

Situated within a designated Foreign Trade Zone, the development allows tenants to defer, reduce or eliminate tariffs on imported goods, providing a competitive advantage for global supply chain operations.