Outpost, a truck terminal owner and operator, has acquired five new properties in Newark, Miami and California, alongside a strategic investment in EV Realty, a commercial fleet charging hub developer. The expansion marks Outpost's entry into the Northeast freight corridor and strengthens its presence in South Florida and California. The acquisition includes three EV Realty properties in Stockton, Livermore and Torrance, which will serve fleets immediately whilst undergoing electrification permitting. Additional properties include a 7.1-acre Newark site near the Port Newark Container Terminal and a 17-acre Miami facility adjacent to Miami International Airport and PortMiami. The additions are part of Outpost's $1 billion deployment to expand its national network of truck terminals. The company now operates over 30 facilities across the United States.

EV Realty has secured a significant investment from Outpost, part of the GreenPoint portfolio, to enhance its efforts in electrifying trucking fleets. The investment will support EV Realty's Powered Properties® portfolio, addressing fleet operators' charging needs. Additionally, EV Realty acquired an industrial property in Stockton, CA, strategically located for logistics operations. This acquisition aligns with their strategy to develop efficient charging hubs for medium- and heavy-duty trucks.

Outpost has secured $1 billion in funding through GreenPoint Partners to enhance truck parking and terminal facilities. The company operates 25 facilities over 400 acres, with recent acquisitions in key freight areas like Las Vegas and Dallas-Fort Worth. The funding aims to address the $100 billion annual cost of truck parking shortages. Outpost plans to expand operations and integrate its business model, supported by advanced technology and a shared vision with GreenPoint.