Savannah has grown into one of the fastest-growing container ports in the country, and its warehouse market has grown right alongside it — increasingly a serious alternative to the traditional big-three East and West Coast gateways.
Port & Rail Access
The Port of Savannah operates the largest single-terminal container facility in North America, served by both CSX and Norfolk Southern rail with on-terminal intermodal capability that reduces drayage compared to many other port markets. The Appalachian Regional Port extends Savannah’s reach inland with a direct rail link toward the Atlanta market.
Highway Access
I-16 connects Savannah directly to I-75 and I-85 in Atlanta; I-95 runs the coastal corridor connecting Savannah to both Jacksonville/Miami to the south and Charleston/the Northeast to the north.
Why Brands Choose Savannah for 3PL & Warehouse Selection
For import-heavy brands looking for East Coast port access without New Jersey-level real estate costs, Savannah has become one of the most compelling answers — strong and growing capacity, on-terminal rail, and meaningfully lower operating costs than the Northeast alternatives.