Truck Yards, Industrial Land & Buildings in Bloomington, CA

Bloomington is one of the Inland Empire's go-to areas for truck yards, outdoor storage, and industrial land, thanks to its location between Fontana and Rialto along the I-10. I'm Javier A. Brown, a commercial real estate agent with MGR Real Estate. My office is in Ontario, a short drive away, and I've worked across the Inland Empire for more than 20 years. I help trucking companies, contractors, investors, and property owners lease, buy, and sell property in Bloomington.

What Makes Bloomington Different

Bloomington is an unincorporated community, which means it is not its own city. Land use is handled by San Bernardino County instead of a city hall, so zoning, permits, and code questions go through the county's land use services. That is an important difference for buyers and tenants, because the rules, the process, and the timelines can be different from those in neighboring cities like Fontana or Rialto.

The county has also been updating plans for parts of Bloomington, and some areas have been shifting from older yard and residential uses toward newer industrial and business park uses. That can create opportunity, but it also means the rules for a specific parcel need to be checked carefully.

Why Location Matters Here

• I-10 access: Bloomington sits along the I-10, with major north-south streets such as Cedar Avenue connecting to the freeway.
• Close to the I-15 and SR-60: trucks can reach the main north-south routes and the 60 corridor quickly.
• Near major distribution hubs: the warehouses of Fontana, Rialto, Ontario, and Jurupa Valley are all a short drive away, which is why so many fleets look for parking here.

Property I Help With in Bloomington

• Truck yards and trailer parking for fleets and owner-operators.
• Contractor yards and outdoor storage for equipment, materials, and vehicles.
• Industrial land for owners, users, and developers.
• Small industrial buildings and shops with yard space.
• Homes and residential lots for families and investors.

Questions to Answer Before You Commit

• Is the use allowed? We check the county zoning and any plan that covers the parcel, and whether truck parking or storage needs a permit.
• Is the current use legal? Some yards have been used for years without the right approvals. A use that exists today is not always a use the county has approved.
• What improvements are required? Paving, fencing, screening, lighting, and drainage can all add cost.
• Utilities and access: water, sewer or septic, power, and safe driveways for trucks.
• Neighbors: some parcels sit next to homes, which can affect what the county allows.

I'll help you get these answers early, working with the county and with your own attorney, engineer, or consultant for the final word on zoning, environmental, and legal questions.

For Bloomington Owners

If you own a yard, land, or a building in Bloomington, there is steady interest from users and investors. I can help you understand what your property is likely to appeal to, gather the paperwork buyers will ask for, and decide whether leasing or selling fits your goals. If you're selling to buy something else, ask me about a 1031 exchange.

See also: Truck Yards & Contractor Yards and Vacant Land for Sale.

Recent Work in Bloomington: I recently represented both the buyer and seller of 2280 S. Riverside Ave, a 9,510 SF free-standing industrial building on a 25,000 SF lot, which sold for $2,260,000.

Let's Talk About Your Property

Need a yard in Bloomington, or want to know what your parcel could do? Call or email me with the address and what you have in mind.

Call me directly at (909) 641-0582 or email jbrown@mgrrealestate.com . Se habla español.

Javier A. Brown | Commercial Real Estate Agent | MGR Real Estate | 3800 E. Concours St., Suite 350, Ontario, CA 91764 | DRE #01755491