Stotan Industrial, in partnership with CrossHarbor Capital Partners, has closed on 28.63 acres in Titusville, Florida, for the development of NASA Causeway Logistics Center, a two-building Class A industrial project totaling 306,980 square feet.
Located at US-1 and Vectorspace Boulevard within Vector Space Business Park, NASA Causeway Logistics Center sits immediately adjacent to the NASA Causeway and approximately five miles from the Kennedy Space Center. The site also provides access to Port Canaveral, I-95, SR 528, and Melbourne International Airport, connecting users to the Space Coast’s launch, port, aviation, and highway infrastructure.
Stotan sourced the opportunity off-market through its relationship with Lightle Beckner Robison, a local brokerage team active in the Space Coast market.
NASA Causeway Logistics Center will include two divisible Class A industrial buildings: Building A at approximately 215,460 square feet and Building B at approximately 91,520 square feet. The buildings will offer 32’ clear heights, up to 85 dock-high doors, 4 drive-in doors, more than 300 auto parking spaces, and 55 trailer parking spaces to accommodate warehouse, distribution, manufacturing, and aerospace-related users. Construction will begin immediately, with delivery anticipated in Q2 2027.
The Space Coast industrial market is supported by aerospace, defense, launch operations, advanced manufacturing, and port-related logistics. Regional demand is anchored by the Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Port Canaveral, and major operators and employers including NASA, Blue Origin, SpaceX, United Launch Alliance, Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, L3Harris, Collins Aerospace, and Embraer.
Brevard County is home to approximately 45 million square feet of industrial inventory, much of which consists of older-generation product. Class A vacancy remains limited, with only one comparable new construction project currently underway on the Space Coast.
“NASA Causeway Logistics Center aligns with Stotan’s strategy of pursuing sites where location, user demand, and limited new supply support long-term value creation. As our second project in Florida, it reflects our continued conviction in the state and extends our presence to the Space Coast. We are pleased to advance the project alongside CrossHarbor Capital Partners.”
Dan Fogarty, CIO of Stotan Industrial
“CrossHarbor is proud to partner with Stotan Industrial on this opportunity. Their nimble, entrepreneurial, and disciplined approach led to the identification of a differentiated project in an undersupplied market supported by multiple durable demand drivers. We look forward to building on a partnership grounded in thoughtful execution and aligned investment philosophy.”
Ryan Westervelt, Director at CrossHarbor Capital Partners
