Warehouses in Arizona

Arizona warehousing leans heavily toward dry storage, but the market also supports refrigerated, frozen, food-grade, transload and bonded space. The desert climate and the state’s role as a Southwest crossroads make it a practical base for grocery, retail, building products, chemicals and other freight that needs steady truck movement and quick regional reach. Rail connections and border-linked supply chains also support intermodal and transload activity, especially for food and imported cargo.

Interstate 10 and Interstate 8 carry east-west freight through the state, while Interstate 17 ties the Phoenix metro to northern Arizona and Interstate 40 reaches the northwest corridor. The Nogales border crossing keeps produce and other cross-border freight moving, and Phoenix, Tucson and Casa Grande serve as the main inland distribution markets. In Arizona, freight usually moves in short truck hauls between the border, the metro and regional distribution networks.