Prologis has begun construction on a 1,291,200-square-foot cross-dock logistics facility at Prologis 75 Commerce Center in Jackson, GA, advancing the company's industrial footprint in the Atlanta region. The Class A warehouse is being delivered on a speculative basis and is described as one of the first speculative projects in the Atlanta market to incorporate 42-foot clear heights, positioning the asset for modern bulk distribution and high-throughput users.
The new development is located in the I-75 South submarket, a major distribution corridor that serves regional and national supply chains. Its cross-dock configuration is intended to facilitate efficient truck circulation and product flow, supporting tenants that require large-scale, high-velocity logistics operations. The site is part of the broader Prologis 75 Commerce Center, which adds to the landlord's established industrial presence in and around Jackson.
Prologis characterizes the project as the latest expansion of its Atlanta-area portfolio, which currently encompasses more than 242 buildings totaling over 54 million square feet. Within the I-75 South submarket alone, the company controls approximately 5.5 million square feet, with an additional 1.77 million square feet in the Jackson area. The new facility increases that critical-mass position and deepens the company's concentration in one of metro Atlanta's core logistics corridors.
Access to transportation infrastructure is a central feature of the project. The development will offer direct access to Interstate 75, providing connectivity to metro Atlanta population centers as well as to the Port of Savannah. This combination of interstate adjacency and port access is expected to support users involved in regional distribution, import-export activities, and multi-market distribution networks that rely on synchronized ground and maritime logistics.
Prologis reports that its facilities in Atlanta and Savannah collectively handled $154.5 billion in throughput in 2024. Across these markets, the platform supported more than 500 companies, underpinning 53,000 local jobs. The activity associated with the company's properties generated an estimated $16 billion contribution to gross domestic product and $2.8 billion in tax revenue, underscoring the role of large-scale logistics real estate as an economic engine for the region.
By adding a large, modern, high-clear logistics building on a speculative basis in the I-75 South submarket, Prologis is reinforcing its role as a major provider of institutional-quality industrial product serving both metro Atlanta and the Port of Savannah trade corridor. The project is expected to appeal to occupiers seeking scale, modern specifications, and direct interstate access within one of the Southeast's most active distribution markets.
