Panorama City’s industrial base traces back to the General Motors assembly plant that ran here from the 1940s into the 1990s. The pocket that remains is concentrated but active, and Available Warehouses covers it for both tenants and buyers.
About the Panorama City Industrial Market
Industrial activity centers on the corridors near Roscoe Boulevard, Van Nuys Boulevard, and Parthenia Street. The submarket reaches the I-5 and CA-170 via surface streets, with the CA-118 to the north — practical for businesses serving customers across the SFV without paying for frontage at a major freeway interchange.
Inventory skews toward smaller and mid-size properties, many in the 2,000–15,000 SF range, serving light manufacturing, warehousing, service contractors, and small distribution operations. Pricing is competitive for a central Valley location.
Need something larger? Neighboring Van Nuys and Sun Valley pick up where Panorama City’s inventory tops out, and we cover all three.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of industrial properties are available in Panorama City?
Light industrial buildings, small warehouses, and flex space for small and mid-size users in manufacturing, storage, and services.
How much does industrial space cost in Panorama City?
Competitive for the central Valley. Call 818-939-4940 and we’ll quote current rates for the size you need.
What sizes of industrial properties are available in Panorama City?
Mostly 2,000–15,000 SF. Neighboring Van Nuys and Sun Valley carry the larger formats.
Are there industrial properties for sale in Panorama City?
Sale opportunities are more limited here, but central location and accessible pricing draw owner-user interest when they appear. Contact our team for current options.
