- Amazon purchased 45 acres in Brevard County’s Space Coast for $6.1M.
- The site is near Space Coast Regional Airport and key transportation links.
- This follows Amazon’s acquisition of a 90-acre parcel in West Melbourne.
- Expansion supports logistics, robotics, and data center operations.
Amazon Eyes Strategic Growth
According to CoStar, Amazon has acquired 45 acres of land in south Titusville, FL, as part of its ongoing real estate expansion in Central Florida. The $6.1M site is located near Space Coast Regional Airport, close to US 1 and the Florida East Coast Railway’s Titusville intermodal ramp.
This follows Amazon’s recent purchase of a larger, 90-acre parcel in West Melbourne. The back-to-back deals highlight the company’s growing investment in regional infrastructure to support logistics and technology operations.
Focus on Logistics and Technology
Space Coast real estate is drawing increased attention as Amazon boosts its property acquisitions. The company is targeting land for last-mile delivery, robotics, and data center operations. The new Titusville site is expected to support Amazon’s AI-powered logistics and fast delivery systems. This aligns with recent shifts in how the company is restructuring teams and facilities to support emerging tech demands, particularly around AI.
Amazon recently announced plans to raise capital spending to $125B for 2025. The move highlights its strategy to expand growth and operational capacity across the US, especially in AI and data infrastructure.
Central Florida Momentum Builds
Amazon continues to grow its presence across Central Florida. Recent additions include new delivery and fulfillment centers in Melbourne and Cocoa, as well as a $200M robotics hub in Daytona Beach.
These Space Coast investments show Amazon’s confidence in the region’s long-term role as a logistics and tech center.
Details on how the newly acquired Titusville site will be used are expected in the coming months.
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