Apr. 21 at 6:47 PM
Home Depot wants to increase its distribution center network
Home Depot has filed to build a distribution center outside of New York, according to March 25 meeting notes from the Town of Brookhaven Industrial Development Agency.
“The potential New York location is part of a wider Home Depot supply chain investment strategy, as the retailer looks to establish ‘state-of-the-art distribution facilities throughout the U.S.’ to improve efficiencies, according to Kevin Reddick, Home Depot’s senior director of tax counsel,” RetailDive reported.
Home Depot has quietly been growing its network of distribution centers, according to Supply Chain Dive.
“Over the past several years, the home improvement retailer has built an expansive network of distribution centers to accelerate its delivery speeds while freeing up space in stores. Home Depot utilized 104.7 million square feet in distribution facilities, fulfillment centers, and warehouses at the end of fiscal year 2025
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