Available Space in Inland Empire
Prologis Redlands Distribution Center 15
State of the Art distribution center under construction with expected completion by April 2021. Built to LEED Certified standards with LED lighting...
Prologis Chino Industrial Center 7
This logistics facility, in the Inland Empire West submarket, has access to a strong local workforce. The building has ample parking and modern...
Prologis Corona Distribution Center 2
This logistics facility, in the Inland Empire East submarket, has access to a strong local workforce. The building has ample parking and has a large...
Prologis Sycamore Distribution Center 4
Built in 2016, this logistics facility is located in the Sycamore Canyon Industrial Area, has access to a strong local workforce. The building has...
Prologis Sycamore Distribution Center 5
Built in 2016, this logistics facility is located in the Sycamore Canyon Industrial Area, has access to a strong local workforce. The building has...
Prologis Riverside Distribution Center 8
This logistics facility, in the West Riverside submarket, has access to a strong local workforce. The building has ample parking and modern features...
Prologis has logistics space and industrial real estate for lease in the Inland Empire area. Our industrial properties and logistics spaces range from warehouses close to ports, highway junctions or rail freight terminals to last-touch facilities in infill locations that are near population centers for same-day and next-day delivery.
The Inland Empire is a large region to the east of Los Angeles that includes Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. With 52 cities, a population of 4.5 million and $68 billion in taxable retail sales in 2015, it is a major economy and an important hub for domestic logistics.
With easy access to the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, the Inland Empire, is also a gateway to Asia. As a result of relatively low-cost land, it has emerged as a significant big-box and warehouse distribution hub for the greater Southern California region (with nearly 24 million residents).
Between 2001 and 2016, the Inland Empire added 237,000 jobs, of which 55,000, or about 22 percent, were in the transportation and distribution sector. This proportion illustrates the importance of logistics and industrial real estate to the region’s economy.