- WareSpace acquires 80,120-square-foot property in NoDa, Charlotte, marking its first move into the North Carolina market.
- The facility is slated to open in early 2026 and will feature flexible private warehouse spaces tailored for small businesses.
- The Charlotte location continues WareSpace’s nationwide expansion, which now exceeds 1.5 million square feet across major U.S. markets.
A Strategic Southeast Expansion
WareSpace, a national co-warehousing provider, has announced its entry into the Charlotte market with the acquisition of a commercial property in the NoDa neighborhood. This 80,120-square-foot facility at 322 W 32nd Street represents a significant step in the company’s Southeast expansion strategy.
“This is a major milestone for our Southeast expansion,” said Levi Cohen, CEO of WareSpace. “Charlotte has one of the strongest entrepreneurial communities in the country, and this NoDa location will deliver the warehouses that small and growing businesses need.”
A Perfect Fit in a Dynamic District
NoDa, known for its creative energy and proximity to Uptown Charlotte, offered the kind of urban, infill location WareSpace seeks. David Morris, Partner at Trinity Partners, who facilitated the transaction, said the building met all the criteria for a successful co-warehousing site in a supply-constrained market.
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What’s Inside: Flexible Warehousing for Small Business
Once operational in early 2026, the facility will provide private warehouse units ranging from 200 to 2,000 square feet. Each unit comes with included racking, WiFi, 24/7 secure access, loading docks, climate control, and shared amenities like kitchens and conference rooms. Leases are structured with flat monthly pricing and no long-term commitments, appealing to startups, contractors, eCommerce vendors, and light manufacturers.
WareSpace’s Growing National Footprint
This acquisition adds to WareSpace’s growing portfolio, which now spans over 1.5 million square feet of co-warehousing and small-bay industrial space. The firm specializes in transforming underutilized industrial properties into productive spaces for local businesses.
Why It Matters
WareSpace’s entry into Charlotte underscores growing demand for flexible, right-sized warehouse solutions, especially in urban infill markets where small businesses are booming.
