LOS ANGELES. WEST COAST POWERHOUSE.

Los Angeles is the second-largest industrial market in the country. It claims the No. 1 spot when combined with California’s Inland Empire markets northeast of L.A. With our deep local knowledge of L.A.’s infrastructure, IDI is poised to help your business prosper on the West Coast.

Multi-tiered mega-industry

Long known for its creativity and entrepreneurial spirit, L.A. is one of the world’s most vital business and industrial centers. This non-stop manufacturing engine generates 10% of the nation’s goods in such varied sectors as computer and electronic components, aircraft equipment, apparel goods, fabricated metal products, furniture, auto parts and toys. It’s worth noting that the Inland Empire boasts one of the most diverse economies in the U.S., with rapid growth owing to a lower cost of living and logistic advantages.

Connecting California and beyond

The massive freeway system around L.A.—more than 1,700 miles of asphalt—connects the cities of greater L.A. to key markets up and down the West Coast. The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach (ranked No. 1 and No. 2 respectively) are the busiest container ports in the country and play a key role in the distribution of goods from Asia. Los Angeles International Airport is the sixth busiest airport in the world and the second busiest cargo airport in the U.S. Finally, rail service is provided to distributors via Union Pacific and Burlington Northern Santa Fe.

 

MARKETS SERVED:
Inland Empire (Los Angeles), San Joaquin Valley

SUBMARKETS:
Inland Empire East, Inland Empire West and Stockton

SQUARE FEET DEVELOPED TO DATE:
15 million

NUMBER OF BUSINESS PARKS:
15

SQUARE FEET OF PROPERTY MANAGED:
4.6 million