Duval dominates the industrial base
More than 13,000 tracked Duval records carry about 425 million square feet of known building area.
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SpanVor Industrial Data Atlas / Jacksonville
Jacksonville industrial, one deep core and a fast-moving edge.
Jacksonville’s industrial scale is concentrated in Duval County, but the demand story extends into Clay, St. Johns and Nassau. The market combines a large logistics base with the local-service space needed by a growing regional population.
- Industrial property records
- 14,9714-county market definition
- Small-bay property records
- 11,921Inventory classification, not availability
- Reviewed project identities
- 137active lifecycle split unavailable
- Identified housing pipeline
- 43,19418,197 current + 24,997 planned
What stands out
The useful story begins below the metro average.
Duval holds nearly nine in ten tracked market records and almost all of the known building area. The surrounding counties contribute far fewer industrial records today, even as residential growth pushes the practical service territory outward.
The growth map is wider than the inventory map
About 43,200 identified current and planned housing units span the reviewed regional demand release.
Project evidence needs the right label
The 137-project figure is an overlap-tested reviewed universe, not a certified active-construction total.
County inventory
The physical base behind the market.
Property records are not one-for-one buildings or available suites. Building area and tenant observations help reveal the operating scale behind each county count.
| Rank | County | Property records | Small-bay records | Known building SF | Tenant records |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | DuvalFIPS 12031 | 13,214 | 10,899 | 424.9M | 18,043 |
| 2 | ClayFIPS 12019 | 808 | 242 | 9.6M | 810 |
| 3 | St. JohnsFIPS 12109 | 624 | 550 | 10.5M | 1,512 |
| 4 | NassauFIPS 12089 | 325 | 230 | 8.7M | 39 |
What comes next
Supply evidence and demand context, kept honest.
The reviewed count is overlap-tested. Because modern Duval permit access is gated and project lifecycles are not uniformly resolved, it is not presented as an active pipeline total or a completeness claim.
- 137 reviewed industrial project identities
- The source evidence supports an overlap-tested project universe, but not one comparable current-versus-planned construction total.
- Active small-bay count unavailable
- The reviewed source does not support a separate active small-bay project count.
- 43,194 identified housing units
- 18,197 under development plus 24,997 planned. Housing is practical demand context for local operators; it is not a direct bay-absorption forecast.
Inventory coverage
Enough scale to be useful. Clear limits where it matters.
10,238 of 14,971 records carry usable building area, or 68.4%. Tenant observations cover 4,589 property records.
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A market profile built to be reused.
The files keep existing inventory, industrial development evidence and residential demand context in separate rows with their own dates and labels.
Jacksonville public aggregate.
Exact project records, addresses, ownership, contacts and source documents remain outside the public file.
SpanVor. “Jacksonville Industrial Market.” SpanVor Industrial Data Atlas, inventory through 2026-08-21; development evidence through 2026-08-22; housing evidence through 2026-08-16. https://spanvor.com/markets/jacksonville