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Port Morris waterfront faces choices as advocates seek access
Prologis says it is evaluating the property; no purchase contract or Amazon warehouse plan is confirmed.
South Bronx Unite wants state officials to examine land-use controls at a former printing plant by the Bronx Kill. The group seeks public shoreline access and space for solar power, green manufacturing and job training.
Prologis says it is evaluating the Port Morris property and is not under contract to buy it. The company denies having an Amazon warehouse plan there, and the location has not been selected for the city's Blue Highways freight program.
- Bronxites: Don't Sacrifice Our Waterfront Access For Yet Another Amazon Warehouse ↗Source published Nov 3, 2026, 12:02 AM EST
