Every count is a dwelling unit. Under-development, planned, and completed units remain separate.
Identified pipeline
Under development
Planned
Completed · 24 months
6,313identified under-development dwelling units
6,313identified dwelling-unit floor
Unavailablereported when supported by a unit-bearing official source
576dwelling units
9,728housing units authorized in 2025 · U.S. Census Bureau Building Permits Survey
Coverage note: the snapshot uses verified municipal records and keeps permit and planning measures separate to prevent double counting.
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
Boston–Cambridge–Newton
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.
Withheld · acquisition incompleteAn incomplete or unpublished source lane is not evidence of zero market activity.
Completed authority results
Authority-level onlynot a metro total
AuthorityProjects reviewedLive pipelineMapped
City of Boston931845
City of Cambridge22322
City of Somerville191219
Each row is scoped to that authority’s retrieved records. The rows are not summed into a metro count or the national measured total; missing jurisdictions are not treated as zero.
Boston has no published metro project count because only Boston, Cambridge, and Somerville produced in-window permit corpora among 242 authorities; Framingham's feed stops in 2020. The displayed authority rows include only new construction, additions, site work, certificates, and entitlement lanes with affirmative industrial evidence. Fifty-four change-of-occupancy conversions inside existing buildings and 384 industrial-land-only or scope-unstated candidates remain excluded. Route 128, I-495, and New Hampshire permit lanes remain unrepresented behind unavailable or access-walled sources.
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.
BOSTON INDUSTRIAL AND SELF-STORAGE DEVELOPMENT
See what is planned, being built, and nearing completion.
Explore industrial and self-storage projects across Boston–Cambridge–Newton. Compare every public lead in the map and searchable list.
PUBLIC VIEWProject-level locations are approximate. Exact addresses, parties, source records, and close-up map detail are available to SpanVor subscribers.
OFFICIAL DATA NETWORK3 connected city and county planning and permitting sources contribute project intelligence to this market view.
32projects and opportunities tracked
3.4Mplanned square feet reported
32projects found in government records
32locations shown on the map
Most tracked activity1. Boston 32
INDUSTRIAL AND SELF-STORAGE MAP32 LOCATIONS SHOWN · 0 ADDITIONAL LIST RECORDS
Planned or under reviewConstruction approvedCompleted or openEarly state record
PROJECT LIST — COMPLETE NON-MAP ALTERNATIVE32 LEADS
SPANVOR BOSTON COVERAGEThis market view combines project information from 3 connected city and county planning and permitting sources. Records refresh as agencies publish new activity.
32 LOCATIONS SHOWN · 0 ADDITIONAL LIST RECORDS
LAST 30 DAYS
New projects and recently completed space
DATES INCLUDEDJun 28, 2026 — Jul 27, 2026
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Projects first found in a government record during the last 30 days.
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Projects with a certificate of occupancy, occupancy approval, or another recent completion record.
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No official completion signals were retained in this reporting window.