Outdoor Storage

https://www.matthews.com/properties/leasing-10416-new-berlin-road-jacksonville-fl If you're searching for industrial space in Jacksonville that offers more than just four walls and a loading door, opportunities like this don't come along often. I'm excited to introduce a rare single-tenant industrial facility now available for lease at 10416 New Berlin Road in Jacksonville's highly desirable Oceanway logistics corridor. Offering approximately 18,705 square feet, including 16,

KISS Method Not all industrial land works for IOS. Operators know the difference immediately. Here are the five things that define a functional IOS yard, and why they matter. 1. Usable Acreage If part of the site can’t be used, it doesn’t count. A strong IOS site provides: Clean grading potential No environmental constraints Full operational use 2. Site Configuration Shape matters. Operators prefer: Wide layouts Efficient circulation Easy truck movement 3. Access & Control Se

Capacity + math + investor lens When evaluating industrial outdoor storage (IOS), the most important question isn’t acreage — it’s usable capacity. For a ±8.05-acre IOS site in Jacksonville, here’s how that translates into real operational value. Step 1: Total Size ±8.05 acres ~350,000 square feet Step 2: Usable Yard Efficiency After accounting for circulation, setbacks, and functionality: ~70% usable ~245,000 square feet Step 3: Trailer Capacity Typical IOS layouts require:

Market + scarcity + positioning Jacksonville’s industrial outdoor storage (IOS) market continues to tighten, and opportunities to acquire functional scale are becoming increasingly rare. A newly available ±8.05-acre site in Jacksonville’s westside corridor represents exactly that- a fully usable IOS assemblage designed for real operational efficiency. What makes this opportunity different isn’t just size — it’s usability. Unlike many sites constrained by wetlands, access i

Jacksonville’s industrial real estate market continues to evolve as global logistics networks expand and port activity increases across the Southeast. One segment attracting increasing attention is Industrial Outdoor Storage (IOS). Unlike traditional warehouse development, IOS properties provide the operational land needed to support logistics infrastructure, including trucking operations, container staging, equipment yards, and contractor storage. Jacksonville’s advantage li