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PRIME Philippines secured a site for Trans-Roadway Logistics Inc., which is expanding its network and enhancing support for fleet operations while staying strategically linked to its existing base in Tondo, Manila
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An industrial lot in Navotas City was identified as a strategic fit
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A long-term lease has been signed between Trans-Roadway Logistics and the property owner, facilitated by PRIME Philippines through engagement with both parties.
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The real estate advisory and research firm said the transaction reflects the broader property market reality for the expanding Philippine logistics industry – where demand is high and available space is tight
PRIME Philippines has secured a site for Trans-Roadway Logistics Inc., which is expanding its network and enhancing support for fleet operations while staying strategically linked to its existing base in Tondo, Manila.
“As supply chains become more complex and distribution requirements continue to expand, strategically located industrial land remains essential to the growth of the Philippine logistics sector. Companies increasingly require sites that can support operational efficiency, market access, and future scalability,” the real estate advisory and research firm said in a website post, noting that finding such space is challenging within the congested and competitive Metro Manila area, especially around or near the Manila port.
What was needed by Trans-Roadway Logistics, a subsidiary of cargo and freight carrier Seaborne Shipping Lines, Inc., was additional parking space for its fleet as well as logistics activities in the northern part of Metro Manila.
“Proximity to its existing operations was important, but location alone would not determine the success of the expansion,” PRIME Philippines said.
The logistics firm also needed efficient access to main transport routes, practical link to the seaport, enough space for its fleet and operations, and room for future growth
Given these considerations, PRIME Philippines said it identified an industrial lot in Navotas City as a strategic fit.
“For Trans-Roadway Logistics, the site offered more than additional space. It provided a practical extension of the company’s existing network, allowing it to remain close to its Tondo operations while gaining room to support fleet expansion and future growth… the property aligned with both immediate operational needs and longer-term business objectives,” PRIME Philippines said.
A long-term lease has been signed between Trans-Roadway Logistics and the property owner, facilitated by PRIME Philippines through engagement with both parties.
PRIME Philippines said the transaction reflects the broader property market reality for the expanding Philippine logistics industry – where demand is high and available space is tight.
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“In supply-constrained markets, these opportunities are not always visible through conventional property searches,” it said. “They are often identified through a combination of market intelligence, sector relationships, proactive sourcing, and a clear understanding of how real estate supports business strategy.”
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