Warehouse Real Estate Leads
in the United States

US warehouse demand is concentrated in the country's 15 mega-markets

Inland Empire. DFW. Chicago Joliet / Will County. NJ Exit 8A. Atlanta I-85. Lehigh Valley. Central PA (Carlisle/Harrisburg). Columbus (Rickenbacker). Indianapolis (Plainfield). Memphis (BNSF). Kansas City. Louisville (UPS). Savannah. Phoenix. Houston. The operators running US warehouse stock don't scatter — they follow the interstate spine and consolidate in the 15 major mega-markets.

That's the tenant pool SCAYLED surfaces. Drop the listing address, and within two minutes you have every warehouse occupier inside the radius — scored by same-building match, proximity, and expansion fit — with verified contact details for the VP Operations, Warehouse Director, or Regional Operations Manager who signs the lease.

What you get on every US warehouse scan

• Every warehouse occupier inside a 650 ft (200 m) or 1,200 ft (375 m) radius — bulk storage, fulfillment, cross-dock, cold storage, reverse logistics, self-storage
• Same-building flags — operators already inside your listing's building or parcel (critical in multi-tenant parks)
• Decision-maker identification — VP Operations, Warehouse Director, Regional Operations Manager, Plant Manager, Facility Manager, Supply Chain Director
• Verified emails — 98% deliverability
• Drafted outreach — personalized to the listing's warehouse fit (clear height, dock doors, rail access, trailer parking)
• CRM built for brokerage workflow — inquiries, tenants, buyers, sellers, meetings booked

No database. No manual research.

Built for US warehouse brokers

Warehouse leasing is the volume side of US industrial brokerage. Typical mid-market warehouse brokers run 15–30 listings at any time, cycling tenants on 5–10 year terms. The tenant pool skews to regional operators expanding across submarkets and national operators rotating through lease-up/hold/downsize cycles.

• Big-box mega-markets pre-mapped (IE, DFW, Chicago, NJ, Atlanta, Lehigh, Columbus, Indy, Memphis, KC, Louisville, Savannah, Phoenix, Houston, LA Basin)
• Class A new-build addresses distinguished from Class B/C older stock
• Rail-served warehouses flagged where indicated
• Cold-chain, fulfillment, cross-dock, self-storage tagged separately
• Regional Operations and VP-level titles prioritized — the reality of US branch-leasing

Coverage across the United States

California — Inland Empire + LA Basin

The densest warehouse market in North America. Inland Empire East (Ontario, Fontana, Mira Loma, Jurupa Valley, Redlands, Yucaipa, Rialto, San Bernardino). Inland Empire West (Rancho Cucamonga, Eastvale, Chino, Chino Hills). LA Basin (Vernon, Commerce, Carson, Compton, Pico Rivera, Santa Fe Springs, South Gate, Long Beach). Perris / Moreno Valley for big-box fulfillment.

See LA industrial overview →

Texas — DFW + Houston

DFW: Great Southwest, Alliance, DFW Airport, South Dallas, North Fort Worth, Valwood, Northeast Dallas. Houston: Northwest, Southwest, Southeast (Pasadena/Sheldon/Baytown), East (Deer Park), North.

See Dallas industrial overview →

Illinois — Chicago + I-80

I-80 Joliet / Elwood / Wilmington / Minooka — CenterPoint intermodal, the biggest master-planned logistics park in North America. O'Hare West. South Chicago. North I-94 (Gurnee, Waukegan, Pleasant Prairie WI spillover).

See Chicago industrial overview →

New Jersey / PA — Meadowlands + Lehigh Valley + Central PA

Meadowlands. Exit 8A (Cranbury, Jamesburg, Monroe, South Brunswick). Carteret. Edison. Lehigh Valley (Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Hazleton). Central PA (Carlisle, Harrisburg, Mechanicsburg, York). I-78/I-81 spine.

Georgia — Atlanta

I-85 south (Fairburn, Union City). I-75 south (McDonough, Hampton, Locust Grove). I-75 north (Kennesaw, Cartersville). I-20 east. Hartsfield-Jackson airport logistics.

Ohio — Columbus + Cleveland

Columbus / Rickenbacker. Grove City, Groveport, Obetz (southeast logistics spine). Cleveland's I-480 south and lakefront industrial.

Florida — Miami + Orlando + Jacksonville

Miami (Medley, Doral, Hialeah). Orlando (Ocoee, Apopka). Jacksonville (Westside, I-295).

Tennessee — Memphis + Nashville

Memphis (FedEx hub, I-55/I-40 crossroads — airport spine). Nashville (Mt Juliet, Lebanon, Lavergne, Smyrna).

Kansas/Missouri — Kansas City

Edwardsville KS, Lenexa, Olathe, Gardner (KS side). North KC, Liberty (MO side).

How a warehouse scan differs

• Bulk-storage and fulfillment tenants up-weighted over light manufacturing
• Clear-height categories flagged (sub-24', 24–30', 30–36', 36'+) where public data allows
• Cross-dock, cold-storage, self-storage, reverse-logistics tagged separately
• Same-building multi-tenant flag prioritized — multi-tenant parks are the fastest-converting targets

Pricing (USD)

One credit per contact reveal. Unused credits roll forward in Starter and Pro.