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Industrial space for lease in Long Beach
Warehouse and industrial space next to the Port of Long Beach and the Port of Los Angeles, the busiest container port complex in the United States. Port users compete for every good building.
Where to look
Westside and port area
Closest to the port terminals and the Terminal Island Freeway, with older buildings and yards.
North Long Beach
Along the I-710 near Paramount and Compton, with access to the port and to downtown LA.
Douglas Park
A newer business park on the former aircraft plant site near the Long Beach Airport.
Signal Hill and neighbors
Signal Hill, Carson and Rancho Dominguez, part of the same port-driven market.
What to check before you sign
- Drive time to the port terminals and the I-710 and I-405
- Long Beach zoning and business license for your use
- Trailer parking and truck court depth for container traffic
- Clear height and doors for container unloading
- Port-related rules for trucks and clean-air programs
- NNN charges and the last two years of CAM reconciliations
Run your numbers
Free toolCompare two spaces on total lease costThe lowest asking rent is not always the cheapest space. Compare two spaces on what you will really pay over the full lease term.Ben Kaviani is a commercial real estate agent with eXp Commercial. He works with tenants, buyers, investors and owners, and coordinates lenders, attorneys and inspectors through closing.
Common questions
Why lease industrial space near the Port of Long Beach?
Shorter drives to the terminals save truck time and fuel on every container, which matters for importers and logistics companies.
What is Douglas Park?
A business park near the Long Beach Airport built on the former Douglas and Boeing aircraft plant site, with newer office, industrial and flex buildings.
Does Long Beach have its own zoning?
Yes. Long Beach is its own city with its own industrial zones and business license, separate from the City of Los Angeles.
Do you cover Carson and Rancho Dominguez too?
Yes. We search the whole port-area market, not just inside Long Beach city limits.