Sterling Organization Nears Completion On 100,000-Square-Foot Bronx Logistics Hub

• Construction is nearing completion on a two-story, 59-foot-tall logistics facility at 307 Bruckner Boulevard in Port Morris, The Bronx.
• Developed by Sterling Organization and designed by AO Architects, the approximately 100,000-square-foot facility is scheduled to open in the third quarter of 2026.
• The building will include a 46,000-square-foot high-bay warehouse, 46,000 square feet of covered fleet parking and storage, an 8,200-square-foot mezzanine, four loading docks and two drive-in doors.
• The project is designed for urban last-mile logistics, with direct access to major highways and proximity to the Cypress Avenue 6 train station.

What Is Taking Shape at 307 Bruckner Boulevard

Construction is nearing completion on 307 Bruckner Boulevard in Port Morris, The Bronx, where Sterling Organization is delivering a new last-mile logistics facility designed for modern urban distribution. The two-story building rises approximately 59 feet and spans about 100,000 square feet. Designed by AO Architects, the facility is intended to serve a logistics use that remains relatively uncommon within New York City's five boroughs. Construction has advanced significantly since permits were filed in 2023. The steel structure is now in place, with exterior work approaching completion. The facility is scheduled to open in the third quarter of 2026.

What The Logistics Facility Includes

The building is designed around a combination of warehouse, fleet parking and operational space. The ground level will contain approximately 46,000 square feet of covered fleet parking and storage. Above it, a 46,000-square-foot high-bay warehouse will provide 36-foot clear heights, allowing the facility to accommodate modern logistics operations and larger equipment. An additional 8,200-square-foot mezzanine will provide more operational space. The property will also include four loading docks and two drive-in doors, supporting the movement of goods and vehicles through the facility. The building is equipped with ESFR fire protection and approximately 4,000 amps of electrical power, giving it the infrastructure needed for intensive logistics operations.

What Makes The Port Morris Location Important

The property's location gives it a major transportation advantage for last-mile distribution. The site is less than a mile from the RFK, Willis Avenue and Third Avenue bridges, while the Bruckner Expressway and Major Deegan Expressway are both readily accessible. For workers and visitors using public transportation, the nearest subway station is Cypress Avenue on the 6 line, located approximately two blocks south of the property. That combination of highway and subway access makes the site particularly suited to an urban logistics operation serving customers across New York City.

What The Project Adds to New York's Logistics Market

Last-mile logistics facilities are becoming increasingly valuable in dense urban markets where traditional industrial properties can be difficult to develop. Instead of relying on large industrial campuses on the outskirts of the city, facilities like 307 Bruckner Boulevard bring distribution capacity closer to the population centers they serve. That can help shorten delivery distances while making better use of strategically located industrial land. The project also preserves a logistics-oriented use within Port Morris, an area with a long industrial history that continues to attract new investment and redevelopment.

What Comes Next for 307 Bruckner Boulevard

With the main steel structure completed and exterior work nearing the finish line, the project is moving into its final stages. The facility is expected to open in Q3 2026, completing a development process that began with permit filings in 2023 and subsequent demolition and construction work. Once operational, 307 Bruckner Boulevard will add approximately 100,000 square feet of modern logistics space to the Bronx, giving businesses access to a purpose-built facility close to major transportation connections and New York City's dense customer base.