[OC] The US companies with the most warehouse space – Remix with better visuals of my older post

Data source: Each square-footage figure is derived from Veridion’s business and location-based data. Veridion aggregates information from multiple sources (SEC 10-K filings, company websites, real estate disclosures, satellite imagery, government registries) and infers each facility’s footprint by cross-checking against related signals such as building outlines from satellite imagery, parcel records, industrial zoning, and operator disclosures. Cross-checked against SEC 10-K filings, Green Street Industrial Sector Update 2024, MWPVL, and Modern Materials Handling.

Methodology: Each company’s US warehouse footprint was assembled by resolving each industrial facility in Veridion’s location graph to its operating company, then summing per-facility square-footage estimates by operator. Entity resolution makes sure a distribution center owned by “Amazon Services LLC” rolls up to the Amazon parent and doesn’t get double-counted with an adjacent fulfillment center. Where a company operates a clustered campus under multiple subsidiary entities (common with 3PLs and Amazon’s sortation + fulfillment + delivery station stack), the contiguous facilities are consolidated under the parent. Counts reflect active facilities as of May 2026; all figures are estimates with a margin of uncertainty.

Tools: Python for data processing, Figma for visualization

Did not know DHL (German Giant) is that big in the USA.