How much industrial property does SpanVor actually track?

Name: SpanVor U.S. Industrial Property Statistics
Creator: SpanVor

A public reference view of the national industrial property universe—what is counted, where it is concentrated, and how complete the most useful fields are. Rounded figures tell the story; the downloads preserve the exact values.

Industrial properties tracked: 1,377,726One classified property record
Small-bay / flex properties: 1,011,60373.4% of tracked properties
Tracked building area: 30.7B SFAcross records with known size
Identified tenant records: 2,601,386Observations, not unique legal companies

The denominator stays visible

Known, unknown, and useful.

A large number is only as useful as its coverage. These ratios show how much of the tracked property universe carries the underlying field—not an estimate of the missing values.

62.4%

Building-area coverage

859,937 of 1,377,726 properties include a usable building-area value.

63.9%

Assessed-value coverage

880,084 properties carry an assessed value. Assessed value is not represented as market value.

33.4%

Property tenant coverage

459,749 properties have at least one identified tenant record. A tenant record is an observed business location, not verified lease occupancy.

Sortable market table

Where industrial inventory concentrates.

Rank the same public aggregate by properties, small-bay inventory, known building area, tenant observations, or IOS candidates. Metro geography follows SpanVor’s published market definitions.

68 market inventory geographies

Rank by

Rank	Market
1	Los Angeles–Long Beach–AnaheimCalifornia	68,794	43,216	936.6M SF	96,681	2,656
2	Miami–Fort Lauderdale–West Palm BeachFlorida	59,795	55,371	917M SF	315,675	6,176
3	Dallas–Fort Worth–ArlingtonTexas	56,209	54,326	1.4B SF	306,896	6,289
4	Chicago–Naperville–ElginIllinois · Indiana · Wisconsin	51,093	38,956	1.3B SF	70,861	2,071
5	Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar LandTexas	47,207	35,974	1.9B SF	220,599	4,527
6	Boston–Cambridge–NewtonMassachusetts · New Hampshire	38,655	34,167	857.3M SF	128,871	3,937
7	New York–Newark–Jersey CityNew York · New Jersey	37,221	29,891	728.1M SF	63,613	325
8	San Francisco–Oakland–BerkeleyCalifornia	32,709	9,710	173.9M SF	24,916	113
9	Cleveland–ElyriaOhio	28,378	20,182	415.5M SF	43,858	2,479
10	Milwaukee–WaukeshaWisconsin	27,700	26,571	1.1B SF	57,349	1,117
11	Detroit–Warren–DearbornMichigan	27,372	18,293	461.5M SF	14,333	803
12	Atlanta–Sandy Springs–RoswellGeorgia	26,331	20,997	608.9M SF	69,355	2,818
13	Tampa–St. Petersburg–ClearwaterFlorida	25,121	22,600	658.5M SF	65,465	2,082
14	Riverside–San Bernardino–OntarioCalifornia	22,899	5,782	224.9M SF	16,042	546
15	Phoenix–Mesa–ChandlerArizona	20,255	18,518	639.8M SF	45,012	779
16	ColumbusOhio	20,230	11,398	484.9M SF	11,846	931
17	Northern New JerseyNew Jersey · inventory geography	20,157	15,758	410.8M SF	27,656	775
18	Orlando–Kissimmee–SanfordFlorida	19,832	17,063	483.8M SF	62,864	1,528
19	Philadelphia–Camden–WilmingtonPennsylvania · New Jersey · Delaware · Maryland	19,723	15,742	461.6M SF	42,004	591
20	Seattle–Tacoma–BellevueWashington	16,538	8,475	282.4M SF	14,723	525
21	Austin–Central TexasTexas	15,944	15,647	356.2M SF	95,742	663
22	Cape Coral–Fort MyersFlorida	15,818	14,539	188.5M SF	38,446	905
23	JacksonvilleFlorida	14,971	11,921	453.6M SF	20,404	1,036
24	San Antonio–New BraunfelsTexas	14,944	14,651	335.8M SF	92,129	2,074
25	Charlotte–Concord–GastoniaNorth Carolina · South Carolina	14,793	10,864	330.7M SF	16,459	1,028
26	Southern ConnecticutConnecticut · inventory geography	13,437	12,180	278.9M SF	22,612	1,024
27	San Diego–Chula Vista–CarlsbadCalifornia	12,918	9,297	152.8M SF	16,960	107
28	Minneapolis–St. Paul–BloomingtonMinnesota · Wisconsin	12,582	7,500	353.7M SF	21,225	591
29	Fox Valley-Green BayWisconsin · inventory geography	12,571	11,571	543.2M SF	10,303	278
30	WorcesterMassachusetts · inventory geography	11,838	10,051	255.9M SF	30,385	1,332
31	HartfordConnecticut · inventory geography	11,076	9,875	251.3M SF	22,758	841
32	Baltimore–Columbia–TowsonMaryland	11,063	9,216	386.6M SF	25,989	993
33	SpringfieldMassachusetts · inventory geography	10,500	8,419	173.8M SF	22,030	1,009
34	Suburban MarylandMaryland · inventory geography	9,691	9,511	247.9M SF	13,110	436
35	PittsburghPennsylvania · inventory geography	9,495	6,922	118.9M SF	12,435	588
36	Oklahoma CityOklahoma	9,363	6,709	171.9M SF	10,309	925
37	TucsonArizona · inventory geography	9,344	7,471	148.1M SF	30,705	451
38	Raleigh–CaryNorth Carolina	9,263	6,618	123.2M SF	16,718	919
39	MadisonWisconsin	8,714	8,391	249.3M SF	2,777	11
40	Nashville–Davidson–Murfreesboro–FranklinTennessee	8,271	7,261	83.5M SF	4,983	154
41	Indianapolis–Carmel–GreenwoodIndiana	8,177	5,035	679M SF	544	481
42	ToledoOhio · inventory geography	7,782	7,254	115.9M SF	20,320	954
43	Greensboro-High PointNorth Carolina · inventory geography	6,922	4,854	98.1M SF	5,088	369
44	Sacramento–Roseville–FolsomCalifornia	6,507	4,462	107.7M SF	1,855	0
45	Las Vegas–Henderson–North Las VegasNevada	6,075	4,530	112.1M SF	4,586	378
46	Portland–Vancouver–HillsboroOregon · Washington	5,985	4,699	260.3M SF	0	0
47	WichitaKansas · inventory geography	5,465	2,337	94.2M SF	0	168
48	St. LouisMissouri · Illinois	4,937	4,747	55.7M SF	8,009	324
49	Denver–Aurora–LakewoodColorado	4,694	4,481	127.1M SF	16,215	399
50	Salt Lake City–MurrayUtah	4,549	4,050	140.4M SF	12,004	227
51	Baton RougeLouisiana · inventory geography	4,548	4,395	36.2M SF	7,275	230
52	TulsaOklahoma · inventory geography	4,456	4,271	204.4M SF	10,496	334
53	Boise CityIdaho	4,229	3,699	42.5M SF	286	0
54	Corpus ChristiTexas · inventory geography	4,226	4,158	127.5M SF	10,503	169
55	MemphisTennessee · Mississippi · Arkansas	3,693	2,858	106.7M SF	5	0
56	Greenville–Anderson–GreerSouth Carolina	3,599	3,063	132.4M SF	4,219	423
57	BuffaloNew York · inventory geography	3,564	2,110	105.1M SF	2,772	25
58	RenoNevada	3,539	3,431	107.6M SF	17,166	334
59	Grand Rapids–Wyoming–KentwoodMichigan	3,505	2,610	114.1M SF	0	0
60	Charleston–North CharlestonSouth Carolina	3,360	3,259	62.8M SF	15,724	387
61	WacoTexas · inventory geography	3,158	2,994	56.2M SF	3,313	15
62	ChattanoogaTennessee · Georgia	2,907	2,829	37.5M SF	4,378	165
63	Birmingham–HooverAlabama	2,891	2,016	71.9M SF	1,958	121
64	Space CoastFlorida · inventory geography	2,801	2,335	41.2M SF	7,052	277
65	OmahaNebraska · inventory geography	2,586	2,293	62.7M SF	7	0
66	SavannahGeorgia	2,068	2,012	38.5M SF	4,768	275
67	AlbuquerqueNew Mexico · inventory geography	1,974	1,943	12M SF	11,716	462
68	Northern VirginiaVirginia · inventory geography	1,748	970	77.9M SF	9	0

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SpanVor. “U.S. Industrial Property Statistics.” SpanVor Industrial Data Atlas, data through 2026-08-21. https://spanvor.com/industrial-property-statistics

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