Better known for CSUN than for warehouses, Northridge still carries real pockets of industrial space along Nordhoff Street, Tampa Avenue, and portions of Parthenia Street. Available Warehouses represents tenants and buyers in this west-central Valley submarket.
About the Northridge Industrial Market
The submarket sits at the intersection of the CA-118 (Ronald Reagan Freeway) and the I-405 corridor, providing strong east-west and north-south freeway connections. That central positioning makes Northridge a convenient base for businesses serving customers across the entire Valley and into the Westside.
Inventory here is smaller in scale than heavy-industrial submarkets like Chatsworth or Sun Valley. Properties tend to run 2,000–15,000 SF — a fit for small manufacturers, contractors, service businesses, and e-commerce operators that need functional industrial space in a well-connected, amenity-rich part of the Valley.
We represent tenants and buyers here as part of our West Valley coverage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of industrial properties are available in Northridge?
Light industrial buildings, flex space, and smaller warehouses serving small and mid-size businesses near the center of the Valley.
How much does industrial space cost in Northridge?
Competitive for a central location; exact numbers depend on the building’s size and condition. Call 818-939-4940 and we’ll walk you through what’s current.
What sizes of industrial properties are available in Northridge?
Mostly 2,000–15,000 SF — this is a small-to-mid-size submarket. For large-format space, look next door to Chatsworth.
Are there industrial properties for sale in Northridge?
Owner-user buildings surface periodically, though the inventory is smaller than in neighboring submarkets. Ask our team what’s active.
