Outpost, a national network of truck terminals and fleet yards, has acquired four new properties in Dallas, Texas; the Inland Empire, California; Las Vegas; and Savannah, Georgia. These acquisitions expand Outpost’s footprint across critical U.S. freight corridors and mark the company’s first locations in Nevada and Georgia. Each property includes a mix of cross-docks, maintenance facilities, warehouses, office space, and drop yard acreage.
The Dallas property, located at 1501 N Walton Walker Boulevard, spans 27 acres and formerly served as a FedEx terminal. It features a 154-door cross-dock, a nine-bay drive-thru maintenance shop, and 7,552 square feet of office space, along with 800 demarcated parking spaces. This acquisition marks the company’s fourth property in the Dallas-Fort Worth market.
The Las Vegas property, at 3950 N Bruce St in North Las Vegas, marks Outpost’s first Nevada location. The 12-acre site includes a 38,000-square-foot flex building with office and warehouse space and an additional 16,000 square foot industrial building. Outpost is redeveloping the remaining acreage into secure, paved parking.
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The Inland Empire location at 11081 Cherry Ave in Fontana, California, is Outpost’s second yard in the region. The four-acre property includes an 8,200-square-foot cross-dock with 26 dock doors, and a 2,100-square-foot maintenance facility.
The Savannah terminal, located at 116 Gulfstream Road, is Outpost’s first in Georgia and second in the Southeast. The 10-acre property is just two miles from the Port of Savannah, offering an ideal location for fleets looking to stage imports and exports, reduce congestion near the port, or position assets for regional distribution throughout the Southeast.
“Freight demand shifts faster than fixed infrastructure,” Trent Cameron, Outpost co-founder and CEO, said. “Recent tariff policy changes reflect just how quickly the supply chain can move. Our terminal network is uniquely built for that kind of volatility, giving fleets new options to run their regional operations and expand their footprint without capital burden. These four new properties strengthen our presence in top-tier freight markets and our ability to support fleet operations from coast to coast.”
The sites are currently undergoing development and are sheduled to open later in 2025. They are part of Outpost's ongoing deployment of $500 million to expand its national network.
