Roadway Moving adds 117,000-square-foot Long Island City hub

Roadway Moving opened a new 117,000-square-foot facility in Long Island City, Queens, to expand storage and moving capacity in New York City and across the Northeast. The move boosts the company’s warehouse footprint to more than 500,000 square feet as it scales nationwide.

Why it matters: - The new Long Island City site gives Roadway Moving more capacity in its home market and strengthens its Northeast operations. - The expansion supports New York moving and storage work, long-distance relocations and commercial projects. - Roadway Moving now operates more than 500,000 square feet of warehouse space, including climate-controlled storage in New York.

What happened: - Roadway Moving announced a new 117,000-square-foot facility in Long Island City, Queens, with a 50,000-square-foot parking lot. - The facility sits in Innovo Property Group’s Review Avenue Complex at 28-90 Review Avenue. - The newly built Class A property includes direct drive-up access, loading on every floor, truck courts and flexible industrial space. - The announcement came as Roadway Moving marked another step in its expansion from a New York City startup founded in 2008 to a national moving and storage company.

The details: - Roadway Moving completes more than 36,000 moves a year, operates a fleet of more than 300 vehicles and employs more than 800 people nationwide. - The company’s footprint includes New York, New Jersey, Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Atlanta, Seattle and Tampa. - Atlanta and Seattle support long-distance moves only; the other listed markets support local and long-distance moves. - Roadway Moving provides residential, commercial and international relocation services, including professional packing, custom crating and white-glove handling. - The company says its new facility is part of deliberate investment in infrastructure, people and technology to scale without compromising service. - Roadway Moving is the Official Moving & Storage Partner of the New York Yankees and the Official Moving Company of the Chicago Bulls. - The company says it has a 99.3% on-time pickup and delivery rate, a 94.6 Net Promoter Score, a 93 Employee Net Promoter Score and a 2.5% claims ratio. - Roadway Moving says it maintains a 4.9 out of 5 star average rating across Google, Yelp and Angi. - More information is available on the company’s website.

Between the lines: - The facility upgrade signals that Roadway Moving is prioritizing physical infrastructure as a competitive advantage in a business where storage space, truck flow and turnaround times matter. - The company’s hospitality-first positioning is meant to differentiate the customer experience, not just the logistics. - The scale of the new site suggests Roadway Moving is preparing for continued volume growth in New York and beyond.

What's next: - Roadway Moving is likely to use the new Long Island City facility to support further growth in storage, local moves and larger commercial accounts. - The company’s expansion across major U.S. markets suggests additional operational scaling rather than a pause after the New York buildout. - Roadway Moving will continue to lean on technology, fleet growth and trained staff as it grows.

The bottom line: - Roadway Moving is adding a major New York hub to backstop its national expansion and keep pace with rising demand.