California is the largest industrial market in the United States by square foot, and a highly strategic logistics space across the globe. Whether you are an e-commerce operator planning to expand your fulfilment network, a manufacturer searching for a production plant, or an investor looking for a logistics infrastructure, industrial property California covers it all. From the Inland Empire to the Los Angeles Basin to the Central Valley, California provides industrial space at every scale.
As the country’s primary gateway for trans-Pacific trade, supported by the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, the state drives huge demand for distribution centres, last-mile facilities, and warehouse California space. Whether your business requires a logistics property, an industrial land California, or a modern industrial warehouse California, the state delivers.
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TYPES OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WE OFFER
Our listings cover a wide spectrum of industrial properties to serve every business need.
Warehouse California ranges from supply-constrained infill product to large-format big-box distribution centres. We list top industrial warehouse California properties with close highway access, generous clear heights, and ample truck-court depth, whether you need a single-tenant build-to-suit or a multi-tenant building positioned within a major logistics corridor.
Warehouse design is a key determinant for performance at each logistics property California. We have cross-dock, temperature-controlled storage, and properties near the Ports of L.A., Long Beach, and Oakland, intermodal rail facilities, the Alameda Corridor, LAX, Ontario International, and all air-cargo markets.
We can provide an industrial warehouse product that is designed specifically for light to heavy manufacturing operations, including reinforced floors, heavy power, crane clearances, and dedicated utilities. We have advanced manufacturing and hard-tech sites in the Bay Area, aerospace and precision manufacturing sites in Los Angeles and Orange County, and food and ag processing facilities in the Central Valley of California.
Flex properties provide both warehouse and office functionality in a single building for firms that require both operations and administrative space. Flex properties continue to be in high demand throughout California’s technology and distribution sectors, especially in Silicon Valley, San Diego’s life-science cluster, and the larger Los Angeles area.
Warehouse and Distribution Centres
Warehouse California ranges from supply-constrained infill product to large-format big-box distribution centres. We list top industrial warehouse California properties with close highway access, generous clear heights, and ample truck-court depth, whether you need a single-tenant build-to-suit or a multi-tenant building positioned within a major logistics corridor.
Logistical Property
Warehouse design is a key determinant for performance at each logistics property California. We have cross-dock, temperature-controlled storage, and properties near the Ports of L.A., Long Beach, and Oakland, intermodal rail facilities, the Alameda Corridor, LAX, Ontario International, and all air-cargo markets.
Manufacturing Facilities
We can provide an industrial warehouse product that is designed specifically for light to heavy manufacturing operations, including reinforced floors, heavy power, crane clearances, and dedicated utilities. We have advanced manufacturing and hard-tech sites in the Bay Area, aerospace and precision manufacturing sites in Los Angeles and Orange County, and food and ag processing facilities in the Central Valley of California.
Flexible Industrial Space
Flex properties provide both warehouse and office functionality in a single building for firms that require both operations and administrative space. Flex properties continue to be in high demand throughout California’s technology and distribution sectors, especially in Silicon Valley, San Diego’s life-science cluster, and the larger Los Angeles area.
California industrial real estate has long been one of the most in-demand commercial property classes in the country. Here’s why businesses and investors put their capital into premium industrial real estate California:
The Port of Long Beach saw its busiest year ever in 2025, marking its 115th anniversary. The combination of trade flows, California’s large consumer population, and growing e-commerce demand will create continued long-term demand for facilities, distribution, and last-mile space.
With California having the largest amount of industrial square footage of any state in the United States, the Inland Empire, as the largest submarket in the country, provides buyers and tenants with consistent liquidity at scale and durable value throughout the cycle.
California offers everything from premium, supply-constrained infill space in coastal Los Angeles and Orange County to comparatively affordable big-box product and land in the Inland Empire and Central Valley. With the market normalising after the pandemic surge, current conditions have given occupiers more negotiating room than in recent years.
The busiest freight infrastructure in the United States is created by the Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach, Oakland, and San Diego, cargo air transfer facilities including LAX and Ontario, rail lines running transcontinental with BNSF and Union Pacific, and an extensive highway system consisting of I-5, I-10, I-15, I-210, I-405, I-710, and Highway 99.
Aside from logistics, California’s technology, advanced manufacturing, aerospace, and biotech industries create ongoing demand for specialised industrial and flex facilities. With its solid legal infrastructure, including regulations on space specification and use, property rights, and infrastructure, California is a safe and secure place for both domestic and foreign investors.
California industrial real estate has long been one of the most in-demand commercial property classes in the country. Here’s why businesses and investors put their capital into premium industrial real estate California:
Port-Driven and E-Commerce Demand
The Port of Long Beach saw its busiest year ever in 2025, marking its 115th anniversary. The combination of trade flows, California’s large consumer population, and growing e-commerce demand will create continued long-term demand for facilities, distribution, and last-mile space.
The Largest Industrial Market in the Country
With California having the largest amount of industrial square footage of any state in the United States, the Inland Empire, as the largest submarket in the country, provides buyers and tenants with consistent liquidity at scale and durable value throughout the cycle.
A Full Spectrum of Choices Across Submarkets
California offers everything from premium, supply-constrained infill space in coastal Los Angeles and Orange County to comparatively affordable big-box product and land in the Inland Empire and Central Valley. With the market normalising after the pandemic surge, current conditions have given occupiers more negotiating room than in recent years.
World-Class Logistics and Trade Infrastructure
The busiest freight infrastructure in the United States is created by the Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach, Oakland, and San Diego, cargo air transfer facilities including LAX and Ontario, rail lines running transcontinental with BNSF and Union Pacific, and an extensive highway system consisting of I-5, I-10, I-15, I-210, I-405, I-710, and Highway 99.
Innovation-Led, Diversified Demand Base
Aside from logistics, California’s technology, advanced manufacturing, aerospace, and biotech industries create ongoing demand for specialised industrial and flex facilities. With its solid legal infrastructure, including regulations on space specification and use, property rights, and infrastructure, California is a safe and secure place for both domestic and foreign investors.
Inland Empire (Riverside/San Bernardino)
The Inland Empire is the largest industrial submarket in the US, supported primarily by the ports of LA/Long Beach, and designed to offer large-scale logistics. The core submarkets within the Inland Empire are Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Moreno Valley, and Perris; however, many of the best available big-box and land options are in the High Desert (Victorville, Hesperia, Barstow).
Greater Los Angeles/LA Basin
Greater Los Angeles is the premier infill market in California, comprising the South Bay submarket (near the Ports), the central Los Angeles cluster (Vernon, Commerce, City of Industry), the San Gabriel Valley, and the San Fernando Valley. Greater Los Angeles, being a tight market, is the default choice for last-mile, time-sensitive distribution.
Orange County
Orange County is a constrained, high-rent market with an industrial base centred on aerospace and precision manufacturing. Historically, there has been very little industrial availability in Orange County, and therefore, it is a premium infill warehouse and manufacturing market.
The Central Valley in California
The Central Valley in California has emerged as the core growth and value corridor for the entire state. San Joaquin County (Stockton, Tracy, Lathrop, Manteca) is the centralized area of big-box distribution along the I-5, I-205, and Highway 99 corridors supporting distribution to both Southern California and Northern California’s Bay Area. In addition to San Joaquin County, major distribution and agricultural processing centers are located in Fresno, Visalia, and Bakersfield due to their affordable distribution and agricultural processing facilities.
The Bay Area/Northern California
The Bay Area/Northern California is home to: The Port of Oakland, East Bay distribution hubs (Hayward, Fremont, Tracy), the Silicon Valley portfolio of advanced manufacturing and R&D flex buildings, and a growing distribution corridor in Sacramento.
San Diego
San Diego is a very specialized market driven by cross-border manufacturing and trade at the Otay Mesa border with Mexico. It has a robust life sciences sector with a significant need for temperature-controlled, lab, and flex space.
Our industrial property California listings serve a wide range of clients across sectors and submarkets:
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