Historic Business Center

Orange Industrial Real Estate

The Central OC Crossroads Market

Occupiers who want a truly central Orange County location with unmatched freeway access use the City of Orange, and we help you find the right building and terms. Owners and investors get real pricing, active tenant demand, and acquisition targets across a mature, well-located submarket.

Market Highlights

  • Historic Market Stability
  • Excellent Transportation Access
  • Value-Add Opportunities
  • Competitive Investment Returns

Market Snapshot

Vacancy Rate

4.49%

Average Lease Rate

$1.32/SF/month

Average Asking Sale Price

$226/sq ft

Availability Rate

7.60%

How We Work in Orange

Tenant Representation

Orange puts occupiers at the center of the county's freeway network, which is why distribution and service businesses want space here. We tour the Batavia and Katella corridors with you and negotiate leases around how your operation actually runs.

Investment Sales and Acquisitions

Orange's mature small-bay and mid-size industrial trades to private investors and owner-users who want central, well-connected product. We run sales and acquisitions and find buildings that pencil, including value-add plays with below-market rents.

Landlord Representation

We lease Orange industrial for owners, pricing to the current market and filling vacancy with tenants who qualify. The city's central location is a strong selling point when the building is priced honestly.

Broker Opinions of Value

Deciding whether to sell, refinance, or hold in Orange starts with a defensible number. We prepare broker opinions of value grounded in recent local comps, not a desktop estimate.

Where Orange's Industrial Lives

Orange industrial is central, mature, and defined by the freeway interchange at its core.

The Orange Crush

The interchange of the 5, 22, and 57 sits inside the City of Orange, one of the busiest in the country. Buildings near it can reach almost anywhere in the county quickly, which drives steady demand.

Batavia Street Corridor

West Orange industrial near the 57, with older infill product that suits owner-users, contractors, and small manufacturers. Central, working, and generally priced below newer submarkets.

Katella Avenue Corridor

An east-west route through the city's industrial areas with a mix of distribution, flex, and light manufacturing product and good access to the interchange.

Central and North Orange

Established small-bay and mid-size industrial with steady owner-user demand, well-positioned for businesses that need to cover the whole county.

Why Occupiers and Owners Choose Orange

The County's Freeway Crossroads

With the 5, 22, and 57 meeting at the Orange Crush and the 55 close by, no OC city reaches more of the county faster.

Central Location

Orange sits in the geographic middle of the county, ideal for distribution and service routes.

Mature, Stable Market

Established industrial with steady fundamentals and value-add opportunities in older product.

Competitive Pricing

Older infill stock often prices below the newer submarkets, keeping central-focused occupiers here.

Industrial Space for Lease in Orange

The City of Orange is the right call for occupiers whose business depends on covering the whole county, because nothing beats sitting at the crossroads of the 5, 22, and 57. The market's inventory is mostly older small-bay and mid-size product along Batavia and Katella, which fits distributors, contractors, and small manufacturers who want a central address without paying for new construction. The catch is that building quality varies from one older asset to the next, and asking rates do not always track condition, so it pays to compare carefully. We tour Orange regularly, we know which landlords will negotiate on term and improvements, and we represent your interests rather than the listing. Give us your size, clear height, power, and loading needs, and we will send a short list worth touring.

Call to see what is leasing in Orange right now.

Property Types & Market Segments

Industrial Property Types

Comprehensive overview of industrial property types available in Orange with detailed market insights and investment opportunities.

Medium

Manufacturing Facilities

Traditional and modern manufacturing facilities for diverse industries

  • • Avg Size: 20,000 - 200,000 sq ft
Medium

Distribution Centers

Efficient warehouses and distribution facilities serving Orange County

  • • Avg Size: 30,000 - 350,000 sq ft
Medium

Flex Industrial

Flexible industrial space with office and light industrial combinations

  • • Avg Size: 12,000 - 75,000 sq ft
Low

Development Land

Industrial land for redevelopment and expansion opportunities

  • • Avg Size: 1 - 30 acres

Frequently Asked Questions

Orange Market FAQ

Common questions about Orange's historic industrial market and our services.

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Let's Talk About Orange Industrial

Searching for centrally located space, or weighing a building you own or want to acquire in Orange? You get a direct read on this market and a broker who covers the central county firsthand. Reach out for a straight conversation about your options.

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