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Oklahoma City Industrial Market

Industrial property intelligence across the 2-county Oklahoma City metro: Oklahoma and Cleveland counties.

6,807

industrial properties

2

counties

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Public market evidence

Oklahoma City at a glance

Property, tenant, supply, and demand intelligence across the metro.

Industrial properties
6,8072-county tracked universe
Supply leads
31Industrial and self-storage projects across the development pipeline
Demand signals
43Development and local demand drivers
Oklahoma City public aggregate map

Public aggregate map

Where tracked industrial product sits

Metro-scale cells preserve useful geographic context. Public zoom stops before precise property locations; the county ledger below is the complete non-map alternative.

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Market intelligence · updated Aug 3, 2026

Supply entering the market. Demand forming around it.

Measured from official planning, permitting, construction, completion, housing, and development records.

01 / Supply

31 public leads

31 industrial and self-storage leads are tracked across planning, permitting, construction, and completion.

Supply leads
31
Coverage
verified lower bound
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02 / Demand

43 public signals

566 planned homes or lots and 548 active permitted units help show where future industrial demand may form.

Demand signals
43
Planned homes / lots
566
Permitted units
548
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Official-source coverage: 3 producing / 88 researched authoritiesArtifact as of Jul 29, 2026Read methodology →

Counties of the metro

Where Oklahoma City's industrial stock sits

Oklahoma County holds 86% of the metro's tracked industrial property. County pages keep public building facts open while protected owner intelligence remains Pro.

Top industrial properties

Highest-scored in the metro

#AddressCityScore
15300 RECYCLE TRL EDMONDEDMOND85
26355 BOUCHER DR UNINCORPORATEDUNINCORPORATED79
36400 BOUCHER DR UNINCORPORATEDUNINCORPORATED79
46601 SUPERIOR AVE OKLAHOMA CITYOKLAHOMA CITY78
56250 N I 35 SERVICE RD UNINCORPORATEDUNINCORPORATED78
66775 BOUCHER DR, Unit 1 UNINCORPORATEDUNINCORPORATED78
76388 BOUCHER DR UNINCORPORATEDUNINCORPORATED78
87133 S JACKSON AV WOklahoma City77
96836 PAT AVE OKLAHOMA CITYOKLAHOMA CITY77
106900 N BRYANT AVE OKLAHOMA CITYOKLAHOMA CITY76

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Oklahoma City industrial market · FAQ

How many industrial properties are in the Oklahoma City metro?+

SpanVor tracks 6,807 industrial properties across the 2-county Oklahoma City metro (as of Oct 9, 2026 CT).

Which counties make up the Oklahoma City industrial market?+

Oklahoma and Cleveland counties. County pages provide public building facts and local discovery; Pro unlocks protected owner identity and contact intelligence.

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