Supply pipeline
Industrial, small-bay, warehouse, manufacturing, and self-storage projects from planning through completion.
U.S. INDUSTRIAL MARKET INTELLIGENCE
See the next wave of supply.
See what will create demand for it.
SpanVor follows official planning, permitting, inspection, occupancy, and public-development records to show where industrial, small-bay, warehouse, and self-storage space is coming—and what is driving local growth around it.
National research universe60metros with private Supply + Demand packages
Detailed public launch10high-growth metros available now
Official project intelligence27,385supply leads and demand signals across launch markets
Industrial + self-storage supply leads2,695
Demand and growth signals24,690
Planned / in-development homes and lots373,520
Active permitted homes / units found81,268
HOW TO READ THE DATA
Plans show the horizon. Permits show the pace.
Demand pipeline
Housing, employers, major retail, schools, healthcare, and infrastructure that can create future space demand.
Residential accounting
Every positive active primary residential record counts. Projects with 50+ stated homes or lots receive individual map pins.
Coverage calibration
Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center metro permit totals show where detailed local records are strong and where more connections are still needed.
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Ten high-growth metro intelligence pages
Public pages show market totals, project mix, lifecycle stages, and approximate locations. Subscribers unlock exact project identities, addresses, parties, official sources, and close-up maps.
01
Texas
Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington
- Supply leads
- 737
- Demand signals
- 3,658
- Planned homes/lots
- 30,696
- Active permitted homes/units
- 4,865
66,408 housing units authorized metro-wide in 2025 · TRERC benchmark
02
Texas
Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land
- Supply leads
- 673
- Demand signals
- 9,985
- Planned homes/lots
- 8,384
- Active permitted homes/units
- 20,347
65,198 housing units authorized metro-wide in 2025 · TRERC benchmark
03
Texas
Austin–Central Texas–I-35
- Supply leads
- 185
- Demand signals
- 5,330
- Planned homes/lots
- 28,817
- Active permitted homes/units
- 9,658
27,322 housing units authorized metro-wide in 2025 · TRERC benchmark
04
Texas
San Antonio–New Braunfels
- Supply leads
- 88
- Demand signals
- 2,593
- Planned homes/lots
- 9,234
- Active permitted homes/units
- 7,800
10,546 housing units authorized metro-wide in 2025 · TRERC benchmark
05
Arizona
Phoenix–Mesa–Chandler
- Supply leads
- 215
- Demand signals
- 610
- Planned homes/lots
- 125,579
- Active permitted homes/units
- 907
39,699 housing units authorized metro-wide in 2025 · TRERC benchmark
06
Georgia
Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Roswell
- Supply leads
- 169
- Demand signals
- 250
- Planned homes/lots
- 65,513
- Active permitted homes/units
- 3,163
33,670 housing units authorized metro-wide in 2025 · TRERC benchmark
07
Florida
Orlando–Kissimmee–Sanford
- Supply leads
- 229
- Demand signals
- 363
- Planned homes/lots
- 59,671
- Active permitted homes/units
- 3,392
27,845 housing units authorized metro-wide in 2025 · TRERC benchmark
08
California
Los Angeles–Long Beach–Anaheim
- Supply leads
- 131
- Demand signals
- 1,546
- Planned homes/lots
- 20,702
- Active permitted homes/units
- 25,014
27,242 housing units authorized metro-wide in 2025 · TRERC benchmark
09
Florida
Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater
- Supply leads
- 151
- Demand signals
- 242
- Planned homes/lots
- 6,892
- Active permitted homes/units
- 4,031
22,747 housing units authorized metro-wide in 2025 · TRERC benchmark
10
Florida
Miami–Fort Lauderdale–West Palm Beach
- Supply leads
- 117
- Demand signals
- 113
- Planned homes/lots
- 18,032
- Active permitted homes/units
- 2,091
23,453 housing units authorized metro-wide in 2025 · TRERC benchmark
Coverage you can understand.
SpanVor’s project totals are verified lower bounds from connected official sources. Annual metro authorization totals are calibration benchmarks, not project records and are never added to planned capacity. Planned communities, phases, permits, stormwater filings, TDLR records, inspections, and occupancy records are reconciled to prevent obvious double counting.
50 additional metro page pairs remain in private data-depth review and will be released as their source coverage improves.