What space is entering the market?
Follow industrial, logistics, distribution, flex, small-bay, manufacturing, and self-storage projects from planning through completion.
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Washington–Arlington–Alexandria
Washington–Arlington–Alexandria spans released industrial-intelligence coverage in Washington, D.C. and Virginia and Maryland and West Virginia. Updated August 19, 2026, SpanVor tracks 25 industrial and self-storage Supply leads and 693 Demand signals across Washington–Arlington–Alexandria. The reviewed residential layer identifies 17,005 under-development dwelling units. Planning totals are reported separately when supported by a unit-bearing official source.
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- Supply leads
- 25
- Demand signals
- 693
- Identified pipeline
- 17,005
- Completed · 24 months
- 2,845
Residential development snapshot
Washington–Arlington–Alexandria
Identified pipeline
Under development
Planned
Completed · 24 months
17,005identified under-development dwelling units
17,005identified dwelling-unit floor
Unavailablereported when supported by a unit-bearing official source
2,845dwelling units
17,990housing units authorized in 2025 · U.S. Census Bureau Building Permits Survey
Coverage note: the rolling 24-month completion measure uses records aligned to the current measurement window; older completion history remains separate.
The Census authorization benchmark, recently completed units, and identified under-development pipeline are separate measures and are never added together. No coverage percentage is inferred from them.
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Follow planned housing, active permits, employers, retail, schools, healthcare, infrastructure, and other local demand drivers.
Open Demand intelligenceWashington, D.C. update
Supply and Demand intelligence is refreshed from official planning, permitting, inspection, occupancy, and development sources.
current
As of
Official-source coverage
- Official sources included
- 12
The reviewed residential snapshot combines admitted official-source records while keeping current, planned, and completed dwelling units separate.
Turn market signals into local context
Compare project-level Supply and Demand intelligence with the 17,990-unit annual housing benchmark for market context. Every lens includes a complete non-map list for direct review and keyboard access.