San Bernardino Industrial Real Estate
Warehouse, manufacturing, land, and IOS yards in San Bernardino, brokered by the Mudge Team at Lee & Associates.
San Bernardino / Redlands Submarket Snapshot
The San Bernardino Industrial Market
San Bernardino is one of the Inland Empire’s core freight nodes, organized around the I-10 and I-215 interchange, BNSF rail infrastructure, and San Bernardino International Airport. That transportation network supports a broad industrial base: regional and national distribution, trucking, air-cargo support, manufacturing, service businesses, and small industrial users who need practical space near the center of the East Inland Empire.
The inventory is more varied than the large distribution buildings visible from the freeways. Multi-tenant parks, industrial-office suites, older freestanding buildings, and loading-oriented service space provide options for companies that do not need a full warehouse. Our Empire Commercenter assignment illustrates that smaller end of the market, with suites from approximately 1,585 to 2,270 square feet and direct access to I-10 and I-215.
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San Bernardino Industrial FAQ
What makes San Bernardino important for industrial real estate?
The city combines I-10 and I-215 access with major rail infrastructure and San Bernardino International Airport. That makes it a practical distribution and service location for the East Inland Empire and the wider Southern California freight network.
Does San Bernardino have small industrial space?
Yes. In addition to large logistics buildings, the market contains multi-tenant industrial parks, industrial-office suites, service space, and older freestanding buildings. These smaller options serve contractors, light manufacturers, distributors, and local businesses.
What should a tenant check before leasing in San Bernardino?
Confirm the permitted use, loading configuration, power, parking, truck access, security, and all-in occupancy cost. For multi-tenant projects, also review operating rules and whether the unit’s office-to-warehouse ratio fits the business.
More questions? Read our Inland Empire industrial FAQ or contact the team.