TCC Breaks Ground on 376,000 SF Warehouse in Carroll Township, Pennsylvania

Trammell Crow Company (TCC), a leading commercial real estate developer, has broken ground on York County Trade Center, a 376,000-square-foot, cross-dock, Class-A warehouse in Carroll Township, Pennsylvania, about two hours east of Philadelphia. The project, located on 35 acres, is expected to be delivered by April 2026.

Located at 901 York Road, York County Trade Center is situated in the Central Pennsylvania industrial submarket, the largest and among the most active within the Interstate 78/81 Corridor of Eastern Pennsylvania. The project will feature 40-foot clear heights, 80 dock doors (60 of which will be fitted with 40,000-pound Rite-Hite mechanical levelers), energy-efficient LED lighting, and a 3,600-sq.-ft. office with a remote restroom. TCC is also seeking LEED certification for the project. Future tenants will benefit from a prime geographic location, excellent access to major interstate highways and key intermodal facilities, and a dense, specialized labor pool within Pennsylvania’s fourth-largest metropolitan area.

“York County Trade Center stands as a testament to TCC’s commitment to world-class industrial development in the heart of the I-78/I-81 Eastern Pennsylvania logistics corridor,” said John Pollock, a Principal with TCC in Philadelphia. “Located at the confluence of several major interstates, this development will serve as a key logistics hub for users looking for easy access to major East Coast markets and a gateway to transcontinental trade.”

Ware Malcomb is the project’s architect while Conewago Enterprises, Inc. is the general contractor. Other project partners include Pennoni (engineer), TPD (traffic engineer), and Charlie Courtney from McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC (attorney). Jason Webb of KBC is marketing and leasing York County Trade Center.