Moreno Valley Industrial Real Estate

Warehouse, manufacturing, land, and IOS yards in Moreno Valley, brokered by the Mudge Team at Lee & Associates.

Moreno Valley / Perris Submarket Snapshot

Moreno Valley, Perris, Mead Valley · Data as of Q2 2026
Full Moreno Valley / Perris data
12.3%
Vacancy
$0.86
Asking NNN / SF / Mo
$230
Avg Sale $ / SF
$0.09
IOS $ / Land SF / Mo

The Moreno Valley Industrial Market

Moreno Valley sits where State Route 60 meets the I-215 corridor, giving industrial users direct access to Riverside, San Bernardino, Perris, and the eastern Inland Empire. Its industrial base includes modern logistics facilities near major freeway routes, operating buildings serving the local population, and development sites that are larger than the typical infill parcels farther west. March Air Reserve Base and the surrounding employment area also shape demand across the southwest side of the city.

The market is especially sensitive to building size. Large-box tenants may find more negotiating leverage when regional vacancy rises, while smaller owner-user and manufacturing buildings remain a separate, tighter search. The Mudge Team approaches Moreno Valley requirements by comparing both the local inventory and adjacent Riverside and Perris alternatives, because freeway access, labor, loading, and yard needs often matter more than a municipal boundary.

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Moreno Valley Industrial FAQ

What drives Moreno Valley industrial demand?

The SR-60 and I-215 connection, available land, a large regional labor base, and proximity to Riverside and March Air Reserve Base support logistics, distribution, manufacturing, and local-service demand.

Is Moreno Valley only a big-box warehouse market?

No. Large distribution facilities are highly visible, but the city and nearby corridor also contain smaller warehouses, manufacturing buildings, service-commercial properties, and land. Availability and pricing behave differently in each size segment.

Where should a Moreno Valley tenant also search?

Riverside and Perris are the closest comparisons, with San Bernardino and Redlands relevant for some east-side logistics requirements. The right radius depends on employee commute patterns, customer routes, trailer needs, and freeway direction.

More questions? Read our Inland Empire industrial FAQ or contact the team.