Industrial Warehouses for Sale & Lease – Inland Empire
Industrial property is the backbone of the Inland Empire, and it's at the heart of what I do. I'm Javier A. Brown, a commercial real estate agent with MGR Real Estate in Ontario, and I've worked in this region for more than 20 years. I help tenants, buyers, owners, and investors find, lease, and sell industrial property from Chino to Redlands.
Industrial Property I Help With
- Warehouses for storage, fulfillment, and light industrial use.
- Distribution and logistics buildings with dock-high loading and truck courts.
- Manufacturing buildings with the power and layout production needs.
- Truck yards for fleets, trailers, and owner-operators.
- Outdoor storage and contractor yards for equipment and materials.
- Industrial investment property for buyers looking for income.
Areas I Cover
- Fontana and Rialto: along the I-10 and SR-210, with a strong distribution and trucking presence.
- Chino: in the western Inland Empire near the SR-60 and SR-71, with easy reach to Los Angeles and Orange counties.
- Riverside: where the SR-91, SR-60, and I-215 meet.
- San Bernardino: at the junction of the I-10 and I-215, close to the I-15.
- Perris and Moreno Valley: along the I-215 and SR-60 corridors, known for large modern distribution buildings.
- Redlands: on the eastern side along the I-10.
Together with Ontario, home to Ontario International Airport, these cities make up one of the country's best-known logistics hubs, with freeway routes to the ports, Los Angeles, and points east.
How It Works
- Define the need. Size, clear height, dock and grade-level doors, power, yard space, budget, and timing.
- Search the region. I find listed and off-market options across the Inland Empire.
- Tour and compare. I set up tours 7 days a week and help you compare buildings, zoning, and costs.
- Negotiate and close. I negotiate your lease or purchase and manage the process to the finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of industrial property do you help with?
Warehouses, distribution and logistics buildings, manufacturing and flex space, truck yards, outdoor storage, and industrial land across the Inland Empire.
What should I look at first in a warehouse?
Start with size, clear height, loading doors, truck court depth, power, and zoning for your use. Then compare the total cost, including NNN charges.
Should I lease or buy an industrial building?
It depends on your cash, plans, and how long you'll stay. Leasing keeps cash free and gives flexibility, while buying builds equity. We can compare both for your situation.
Can you find space that isn't listed?
Often, yes. I reach out to owners directly, so you can see options that aren't advertised yet.
Do you represent owners as well as tenants?
Yes. I help owners lease and sell industrial property, and I help tenants and buyers find and negotiate space.
Let's Find Your Industrial Property
Call me directly at (909) 641-0582 or email jbrown@mgrrealestate.com. Office: (909) 981-4466 ext. 266.
Javier A. Brown | MGR Real Estate | 3800 E. Concours St., Suite 350, Ontario, CA 91764 | DRE #01755491 | Se habla español