
Rail-Served Properties
Explore industrial sites and facilities listed as rail-served or rail-adjacent, for operations that move freight by rail.
Explore rail-served properties →Search rail-served and logistics-oriented industrial properties across North America, or market a property to companies evaluating sites for freight and industrial operations.
Industrial sites, land, warehouses, facilities, and rail-served properties across the freight network.
Commtrex connects industrial real estate with the freight network around it. Start with the side of the search you're on.
Search industrial sites, buildings, land, warehouses, and rail-served properties by location and the transportation or operating characteristics that matter to your project.
Put industrial property in front of companies evaluating locations for manufacturing, distribution, storage, transload, terminal, and other freight operations.
Start with geography, then narrow the search using the property, transportation, and site characteristics relevant to the project.
For freight-intensive operations, the value of a site is tied to the transportation network, facilities, and markets around it. Commtrex brings industrial property into that broader logistics context.
See the site. Understand the freight context around it.
Freight and industrial users evaluate properties through the requirements of the operation that will occupy them.
The operation is the reason the real estate matters.

Explore industrial sites and facilities listed as rail-served or rail-adjacent, for operations that move freight by rail.
Explore rail-served properties →Search industrial land and development sites for manufacturing, logistics, terminal, storage, and other freight-oriented uses.
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Find industrial buildings and facilities for warehousing, distribution, manufacturing, storage, and logistics operations.
Explore warehouses & facilities →Represent more than the address and acreage. Show the property, transportation connections, industrial infrastructure, and site characteristics that matter to companies planning freight and industrial operations.
A freight buyer needs to understand what the site can support, not just what the brochure says.
Tell Commtrex about the property and customer service sets it up with you. Already have it on Commtrex under your company? Adding a sale or lease offer is free and self-service.
Search industrial real estate alongside the railroads, ports, terminals, facilities, and logistics infrastructure that shape freight movement across North America.
Open the full property map →Example properties are fictional. Port, terminal and intermodal locations are Commtrex records (2026-09-29).
Search for property through the requirements of the operation you need to build, move, store, or serve.
Represent industrial property using the transportation, infrastructure, and site information freight-oriented buyers need to evaluate it.
Commtrex can represent industrial land, development sites, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, logistics facilities, terminals, and rail-served properties. Available property types and details depend on the listings and data represented in the network.
The Commtrex property directory is built around rail-served and rail-adjacent industrial property, so every property search starts there. Commtrex distinguishes documented rail service from simple proximity to a rail line; confirm the rail details, including the serving railroad, with the listing contact.
Commtrex can place industrial property in the context of relevant freight infrastructure such as railroads, ports, terminals, and logistics facilities where that data is available. Proximity does not necessarily mean a property has a direct operational connection.
Property owners, brokers, developers, economic development organizations, railroads, ports, and other organizations responsible for industrial properties can market a property through Commtrex. Start with a few property details and Commtrex follows up; if your company already has the property on Commtrex, adding a sale or lease offer is free and self-service.
Depending on the property and available data, listings may include location, property type, acreage or building size, sale or lease terms, asking price or rate, availability dates, images, and contact details.
Property availability and listing status depend on the information supplied by the property representative or available to Commtrex. Users should confirm current availability and property details with the appropriate listing contact before making a site decision.
Find Capacity is designed to help shippers discover logistics facilities and service providers. Industrial Real Estate is designed around properties and sites for companies evaluating or marketing industrial locations. The two experiences may share freight-network context, but they serve different decisions.
Search industrial property across the freight network or bring a property to market with the transportation and site information freight-oriented buyers need.