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Where to Find High-Cash-Flow Warehouses in Pennsylvania

  • Writer: Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
    Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
  • Oct 20
  • 2 min read

Pennsylvania continues to rank among the top states for industrial real estate development, contributing $13.6 billion to state GDP in 2024 and supporting over 65,000 jobs. With its strategic location, robust infrastructure, and expanding logistics footprint, the state offers high-cash-flow opportunities for warehouse investors.


Where to Find High-Cash-Flow Warehouses in Pennsylvania

Whether you're targeting last-mile delivery hubs or large-scale distribution centers, Pennsylvania’s industrial market is built for growth.


Top Locations for High-Cash-Flow Warehouses in Pennsylvania

1. Lehigh Valley

Lehigh Valley is one of the most active industrial submarkets in the state, with over 58 million square feet of warehouse space and proximity to major metro areas like NYC, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C.

  • Why Invest: One-day truck access to 40% of the U.S. population, strong tenant demand, and modern facilities

  • Hot Properties: Breinigsville, Kutztown, Bethlehem

  • Insurance Tip: Wexford Insurance offers scalable coverage for multi-tenant logistics hubs.


2. Harrisburg-Carlisle

Central Pennsylvania is booming with mid-box warehouse development (50,000–100,000 SF), ideal for regional distribution and manufacturing.

  • Why Invest: Access to I-81 and I-76, skilled labor pool, and lower operating costs

  • Hot Properties: Linglestown Road, Quality Circle, Louis Parkway

  • Insurance Tip: Protect against equipment breakdown and business interruption with Wexford’s tailored plans.

3. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre

This region offers affordable land and growing demand from e-commerce and automotive supply chains.

  • Why Invest: Expanding industrial footprint, proximity to Northeast markets, and redevelopment incentives

  • Hot Properties: Stewart Road, Humboldt Industrial Park

  • Insurance Tip: Bundle multiple warehouse locations under one policy with Wexford Insurance.


4. Philadelphia Metro

Philadelphia offers high-volume leasing activity and access to ports, rail, and highways.

  • Why Invest: Dense population, strong logistics infrastructure, and redevelopment potential

  • Hot Properties: Port Richmond, Lawncrest, Castor Avenue

  • Insurance Tip: Wexford provides coverage for older buildings and redevelopment projects.


5. Chambersburg

Located along key freight corridors, Chambersburg is ideal for large-scale distribution centers.

  • Why Invest: Rail access, low vacancy rates, and institutional-grade facilities

  • Hot Properties: Nitterhouse Drive, Innovation Way

  • Insurance Tip: Wexford Insurance covers high-value assets and tenant liability.

Final Thoughts

Pennsylvania’s industrial market is thriving, offering high-cash-flow opportunities for warehouse investors across regions like Lehigh Valley, Harrisburg, and Philadelphia. With strategic access to major metros and a growing logistics ecosystem, the state is ideal for both new and seasoned investors. As you expand your portfolio, Wexford Insurance is here to protect your investment with customized commercial property insurance solutions. Contact now!


FAQs

1. What makes Pennsylvania ideal for warehouse investments?

Its central location, infrastructure, and access to 40% of the U.S. population within a day’s drive make it a logistics powerhouse.

2. What types of warehouses offer the best cash flow?

Mid-box facilities (50,000–100,000 SF), last-mile delivery hubs, and distribution centers near major highways.

3. How can I insure my warehouse property?

Wexford Insurance offers tailored coverage for property damage, liability, equipment, and business interruption.

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