Dulany's 226-acre SeaPoint marine terminal keeps moving toward construction on Savannah's eastside

Savannah industrialist Reed Dulany's private SeaPoint marine terminal, a 226-acre deepwater dock on the former Kemira brownfield site, is progressing toward construction, with full build-out expected around 2027.

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SeaPoint, the 226-acre private marine terminal Savannah industrialist Reed Dulany's Dulany Industries is building at 118 E. 35th St. on the former Kemira industrial site, continues moving toward construction, with a half-mile ship-dock wall underway. The terminal sits inside a larger 755-acre build-ready industrial complex with a mile of deepwater frontage on the Savannah River shipping channel, on-site Class I rail, and up to 45 megawatts of electrical capacity, and is being marketed as a flexible site for bulk and breakbulk cargo tenants.

It is a private facility, distinct from the Georgia Ports Authority's own separate container-terminal expansion projects nearby. Developing the site out is expected to take until at least 2027.

What to watch

Watch for a named anchor tenant or a completed dock-wall milestone; Dulany Industries has not announced either yet.

JurisdictionCity of Savannah
Scale226-acre terminal within a 755-acre complex; 1 mile of deepwater frontage
TimelineBuild-out expected to continue to at least 2027
WhoDulany Industries (Reed Dulany)
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