San Diego Industrial Space for Lease

We currently track 166 active industrial and warehouse listings for lease in San Diego, California. Listings are updated weekly and include a range of sizes from small-bay industrial units to large distribution facilities. Use the filters above to narrow by size, submarket, and rate.

San Diego industrial listings range from small 1,000–5,000 SF bays suitable for contractors and small businesses, to mid-size 10,000–25,000 SF warehouses for regional distribution, to large 50,000+ SF distribution facilities. Use the size filter to find spaces in your range. Small-bay industrial is typically found in older industrial parks, while large-format distribution space is concentrated along major highway corridors.

Lease rates for San Diego industrial space vary by submarket, building type, and condition. Most listings are quoted on a NNN (triple net) basis. For current rate ranges by submarket and building type, see our lease rates guide. You can also sort listings by rate using the filter above to compare asking rents.

Yes. Many of our San Diego listings are small-bay industrial units ranging from 1,000 to 5,000 SF. These are popular with contractors, fabricators, e-commerce operations, and small manufacturers. Use the "Under 2,000 SF" or "2,000–5,000 SF" size filter to find small warehouse space. For more detail, see our small warehouse space guide.

Use the submarket filter above to narrow listings to your preferred area of San Diego. Each listing includes the full address and a link to a detailed property page with photos, building specs, and Crexi listing details. If you don't see the right location, submit your requirements and we'll match you with available space — including off-market opportunities.

Yes. Many San Diego warehouse listings include dock-high loading doors for semi-trailer access. Each listing page shows the number of dock-high and grade-level doors. Use the search filter to find listings with the loading type you need. Distribution facilities typically have 10+ dock-high doors, while smaller warehouse bays usually have grade-level loading.