Rail-served properties positioned for industrial growth.
Explore available land, buildings, industrial parks, and development opportunities across the LA&L Railroad family network in New York and Pennsylvania.
Find the location. Then evaluate the complete operation.
This page is the property inventory for the LA&L Railroad family. Listings may include railroad-owned property, industrial development agency sites, privately controlled facilities, existing industrial buildings, and land capable of supporting new or expanded rail access.
Use the interactive location tool to compare geography, acreage, buildings, utilities, highway access, rail service, site features, and available contact information. A promising listing can then move into a more detailed rail, freight, engineering, and development review.
Explore rail-served development opportunities.
Select a location to review available site information and identify opportunities that may fit your acreage, building, utility, highway, rail access, and regional requirements.
Listings are provided to support early screening. Availability, ownership, transaction terms, infrastructure, utility capacity, permitting, environmental conditions, rail feasibility, construction requirements, and operating suitability must be independently confirmed.
A property search can begin in several places.
The right solution may be a greenfield parcel, an existing building, an established industrial park, or a location that can be configured around the needs of a specific freight operation.
Industrial land
Greenfield and expansion parcels positioned near active rail infrastructure, industrial corridors, highways, and regional markets.
Land opportunitiesExisting buildings
Manufacturing, warehouse, processing, and industrial facilities with existing rail access or the potential to restore or extend a siding.
Building opportunitiesIndustrial parks
Locations supported by development agencies, utilities, public infrastructure, community partners, and established industrial activity.
Partner-supported sitesBuild-to-suit opportunities
Railroad-owned or partner-controlled locations that may support a customized track, loading, storage, transload, or industrial operation.
Project-specific optionsA pin on the map is only the beginning.
A useful rail-served property must support the freight, the facility, and the operating plan. The railroad should be involved before the building, roadway, utilities, stormwater system, and loading areas are fixed.
Opportunities across four coordinated short lines.
The LA&L Railroad family serves industrial corridors across western and central New York and northwestern Pennsylvania, with connections to the national rail network through Class I partners.
Livonia, Avon & Lakeville Railroad
Rail-served industrial and development opportunities south of Rochester with connectivity to CSX and Norfolk Southern.
Bath & Hammondsport Railroad
Industrial corridors and property opportunities across the Southern Tier with Norfolk Southern connectivity at Painted Post.
Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad
A broad regional corridor serving southwestern New York and northwestern Pennsylvania with Norfolk Southern connections.
Ontario Midland Railroad
Rail-served industrial opportunities east of Rochester with CSX connectivity at Newark, New York.
Looking for a site—or representing one?
The property inventory should work in both directions: helping companies identify locations and helping owners and development partners bring credible rail-served opportunities into the network.
Tell us what the operation requires.
Share enough information for the railroad to screen the freight, geography, property, and infrastructure needs behind the project.
- Acreage or building size
- Commodity and annual volume
- Railcar and handling needs
- Utility requirements
- Highway and market needs
- Project timing
Have a property located along our network?
Property owners, brokers, municipalities, and economic development organizations can submit land or buildings for an initial railroad review.
- Property address and ownership
- Acreage and building details
- Known rail access or proximity
- Utilities and highway access
- Zoning and current use
- Marketing contact information
Move a promising location into a practical evaluation.
Once a site is identified, use the related development resources to evaluate rail feasibility, track concepts, freight fit, project partners, and possible infrastructure support.
Found a location that may fit your project?
Contact the LA&L business development team with the location, commodity, origin and destination, expected volume, railcar type, facility requirements, and project schedule. We will help identify the next questions and the right path for further evaluation.