Perris Industrial Real Estate
Warehouse, manufacturing, land, and IOS yards in Perris, brokered by the Mudge Team at Lee & Associates.
Moreno Valley / Perris Submarket Snapshot
The Perris Industrial Market
Perris is a central I-215 industrial market with room for larger buildings, outside storage, and operating uses that are difficult to place in the denser West Inland Empire. The corridor connects north to Riverside and Moreno Valley and south toward Menifee and the Temecula Valley, while proximity to March Air Reserve Base keeps the region tied to logistics, aviation, and manufacturing activity. The building stock ranges from modern distribution facilities to metal industrial buildings on larger fenced parcels.
For tenants and buyers, Perris can offer more land and functional yard area per building than the airport and I-10 markets, but every property still requires careful zoning, access, and entitlement review. The Mudge Team tracks warehouse, owner-user, industrial land, and yard opportunities along the I-215 corridor, including our current Perry Street assignment with two buildings totaling approximately 44,175 square feet on 4.33 fenced acres.
Mudge Team Listings in Perris
Current and recent Perris assignments. For everything on the market right now, open the Properties Map.
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Perris Industrial FAQ
What kinds of industrial property are common in Perris?
Perris includes large distribution buildings, manufacturing facilities, freestanding owner-user properties, industrial land, and fenced parcels with outdoor storage. The I-215 corridor generally offers larger sites and lower coverage than the most land-constrained West Inland Empire cities.
Why do industrial users consider Perris?
The city offers direct I-215 access, proximity to Riverside and Moreno Valley, and a broader selection of buildings with land and yard area. It can be a practical fit for distribution, manufacturing, service-commercial, and outdoor-intensive operations when the zoning supports the use.
Can the Mudge Team help verify a Perris property’s zoning?
We can help identify the applicable city or county jurisdiction and the stated zoning, then coordinate the diligence process. Buyers and tenants should independently confirm their exact use, permits, and operating conditions with the governing agency before committing.
More questions? Read our Inland Empire industrial FAQ or contact the team.