Nationwide Industrial Space Lease & Warehouse Solutions

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Discover high-quality industrial space for lease on DealStream, the premier online marketplace for commercial real estate. Whether you need a warehouse, manufacturing facility, flex space or logistics center, our nationwide industrial space lease listings offer flexible terms, competitive rates and prime locations. Browse verified properties, compare lease options and connect directly with owners to secure the perfect industrial space for your business growth.

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Prime Industrial and Commercial Space for Lease
Saint-Philippe, QC

New industrial and commercial space for rent in Saint-Philippe, Monteregie --- Discover a modern industrial-commercial building with units ranging from 2,345 to 13,928 sq. ft., a clear height of 23 feet, and a contemporary design near Highway 30 for great visibility and ease of access. Perfect for light...

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1750 sq. ft. industrial premises for rent in St-Jean
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC

Industrial building less than a kilometer from Highway 35, located in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu. Light industrial and storage. Showroom available. 24' clear height. 14' garage doors. Available immediately. $14 per square foot per year + taxes.

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Kelowna, BC

For Lease - Up to 11,100 SF (Kelowna, BC) Two spaces available: 5,615 SF + 5,485 SF (lease individually) or combine for one 11,100 SF industrial unit. Industrial Bays | High-Clearance | Dock + Grade Loading A premium opportunity to secure highly functional industrial space in one of Kelowna’s most...

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Penticton, BC

A fully open floorplate with no interior columns maximizes usable space and supports racking, fabrication, assembly, and high-throughput operations. 2. Four Oversized Roll-Up Doors 14' x 16' doors on multiple sides provide exceptional loading flexibility, equipment access, and interior-to-yard flow. 3....

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Industrial Facility For Lease 48k Sq Ft.
San Luis Río Colorado, Mexico

Conveniently located south of Yuma, AZ in San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, Mexico, and less than 1 mile to the entrance of the US border commercial port of entry, this insulated shell makes for an energy efficient facility and can be easily improved to be a temperature-controlled building. Close to...

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3.5 Megawatts Industrial Building
Lac-Mégantic, QC

3.5 megawatts ideal for data centre , Bitcoin mining (special hydro rate $0.04 /kilowatt) 150 000+ square foot building 18 loading docs 22 height clearance Plenty of parking

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Tips For Leasing Industrial Real Estate

Understand Your Space and Zoning Requirements

Before signing any industrial lease, clearly define your operational needs, including the size of space, ceiling height, loading areas, and power requirements. Different industrial properties offer various configurations, such as warehouse, manufacturing, or flex space, so make sure the property matches your intended use. Additionally, verify the property’s zoning to ensure your business type is allowed, as zoning violations can lead to costly legal issues or even eviction.

Assess Access and Infrastructure

Location is crucial in industrial real estate, particularly regarding transportation access for both raw materials and finished goods. Check proximity to highways, ports, airports, and major distribution centers. Examine the condition and accessibility of loading docks, truck courts, and parking areas. Also, evaluate the adequacy of infrastructure like HVAC, electrical supply, and broadband connectivity to avoid surprises that could disrupt your workflow or require expensive upgrades.

Scrutinize Lease Terms and Potential Liabilities

Industrial leases often come with unique terms such as expenses for maintenance, repairs, or compliance with environmental regulations. Carefully review who is responsible for these costs—landlord or tenant. Look for clauses regarding hazardous material handling, insurance requirements, and build-out allowances. Negotiating clear terms and understanding any hidden costs up front can save you significant time, money, and stress as your business grows.