Lafayette Site Eyed for $15 Million Distribution Facility

Public records show a planned delivery station and fleet center on a 30-acre western Lafayette property now under contract for sale.

Updated on Nov. 12, 2026 in Commercial

Lafayette Site Eyed for $15 Million Distribution Facility

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Building permit applications filed with Lafayette Consolidated Government list a $15 million project on a 30-acre site in western Lafayette. The property, owned by Coca-Cola Bottling Co. since 2016, is under contract to be sold to a third party.

Why it matters

The project would add a large delivery station and electric van charging hub to the Lafayette area, reflecting the continued expansion of last-mile delivery infrastructure in local commercial real estate. Its approval and sale timeline will shape how the site is used for years to come.

The planned delivery station spans 166,330 square feet across a 30-acre site, with a 4,000-square-foot fleet service center and 64 electric van charging stations. Whether the project will proceed depends on approvals not yet reported, and the buyer of the property has not been identified.

The players

Ambrose Property Group

A developer that has built multiple Amazon delivery stations across the country and is listed as applicant on the Lafayette project.

Coca-Cola Bottling Co.

The bottling company that has owned the Lafayette property since 2016 and is party to its pending sale.

The details

An application to combine three lots into one was submitted to the planning commission in August, with Grant Goldman of Ambrose Property Group listed as applicant. The property stretches from Ambassador Caffery Parkway to Cameron Street, and the company has built multiple Amazon delivery stations across the country.

August: Lot-combination application submitted to the Lafayette planning commission.
First quarter 2027: Expected closing of the property sale to a third party.

Commercial Real Estate Pattern

Ambrose Property Group has developed multiple Amazon delivery stations, including a First Solar facility in New Iberia spanning 554,000 square feet. The Lafayette plan follows that pattern of logistics development, though a separate Amazon fulfillment center plan in Sunrise, Florida was abandoned.

Residents near Ambassador Caffery Parkway and Cameron Street could see increased delivery van traffic and charging activity if the facility is approved and built. Local businesses and commuters in the area may also be affected by construction once permits are issued.

The takeaway

Lafayette's commercial land is attracting logistics development, so anyone tracking the western corridor should watch for planning commission decisions and the buyer's identity when the sale closes.