Central Florida Industrial Project Grows to 6 MSF Capacity

VeeCor Property Management has expanded Florida Logistics Center in Daytona Beach, Fla., by adding approximately 300 acres and more than doubling the project’s planned footprint. Now, the property includes roughly 580 acres of developable land and can support more than 6 million square feet of industrial space.

The developer broke ground on two facilities at the campus in May, with completion expected in 2027. Bank of America provided a $27.5 million construction loan in October, according to Volusia County public records.

At full build-out, Florida Logistics Center could increase the county’s industrial inventory by more than 20 percent, according to CBRE. The firm is in charge of leasing at the upcoming park.

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The fully entitled site is at the interchange between interstates 4 and 95, providing strategic connections throughout North Central Florida and along the East Coast. The property is divided between the North and the South campus, which sit across from each other along South Williamson Boulevard. Daytona Beach International Airport and the Port of Daytona Beach are both 5 miles away.

Amazon’s $393.9 million robotics fulfillment center is also in the area, at 2519 Bellevue Ave. The facility opened in late 2025,

Florida Logistics Center, up close

The two facilities currently underway total 305,907 square feet. They are part of the South Campus, the 277-acre site that VeeCor originally purchased for the project.

Dubbed Buildings 5 and 6, the structures will measure 174,657 and 131,250 square feet, respectively. Once delivered, each facility will feature 36-foot clear heights, a 2,500-square-foot office suite, 56 dock-high doors, two grade-level doors and 140 car parking spots. They will also share 58 trailer parking spaces.

Plans for the South Campus call for eight buildings totaling roughly 3 million square feet, with the largest structure measuring 1 million square feet. Meanwhile, the North Campus is to include nine buildings set to comprise 2.4 million square feet, with the largest one planned to comprise 890,820 square feet. North Campus could total roughly 3 million square feet of build-to-suit space.

CBRE Vice Chairman David Murphy, along with Executive Vice President Monica Wonus and Associate Gabriella Gissy, is handling leasing on behalf of VeeCor.

Industrial development activity in North Central Florida

North Central Florida’s industrial development activity includes 30 projects totaling 16.1 million square feet, mostly in the planning and prospective stages, ranging from under 100,000 square feet to roughly 3 million square feet, according to Yardi Matrix information.

However, the only development under construction is a 400,000-square-foot facility in Palatka, Fla., the data provider shows. Georgia-Pacific broke ground on the project in March as part of its $83 million investment initiative to expand distribution operations at the company’s 6,600-acre pulp and paper plant. Construction on the new building is estimated to wrap up in 2027.