Baltimore–Columbia–Towson industrial demand intelligence

Track housing, employment, infrastructure, retail, and other growth signals shaping industrial demand across Baltimore.

Residential development snapshot

Baltimore–Columbia–Towson

Every count is a dwelling unit. Under-development, planned, and completed units remain separate.

Identified pipeline

Under development

Planned

Completed · 24 months

13,370identified under-development dwelling units

13,370dwelling units

Unavailablereported when supported by a unit-bearing official source

1,085dwelling units

5,799housing units authorized in 2025 · U.S. Census Bureau Building Permits Survey

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.

Industrial + small-bay snapshot

Baltimore–Columbia–Towson

Reviewed industrial and small-bay project identities. Live pipeline is shown separately where lifecycle review is available; missing source lanes are never rendered as market zeros.

Projects reviewed

Geocoded projects

Building area

Source-stated value

1,879reviewed project identities

1,877mapped project identities

34,551,712source-stated square feet where published

$2.8Bsource-stated project value

Lifecycle-reviewed result

116 live projectsplanned or under development · combined

116live pipeline

1,145confirmed/probable small-bay

7completed · 24 months

566projects publishing SF

The 1,879 reviewed projects partition exactly into 116 live, seven completed within 24 months, 964 older completions, 489 with lifecycle unavailable, and 303 terminal or inactive. Unknown lifecycle is not presented as live supply.

All eight metro authorities are represented, with five remaining floors from the regional BPDS series. The 1,879 reviewed project identities now have a hash-bound lifecycle partition: 116 live, seven completed within 24 months, 964 older completions, 489 lifecycle-unavailable, and 303 terminal/inactive. Zoning corroborates other evidence and never admits a project by itself.

Accounting: Project counts are reviewed project identities, not raw permit rows or necessarily the live pipeline. Building area and value are shown only when the source or reviewed description supports them.

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