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19900 Plummer St 79,539 SF of Industrial Space Available in Chatsworth, CA 91311

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Highlights

Class A
Modern Warehouse

Secure Yard

Features

Clear Height

32’

Drive In Bays

Exterior Dock Doors

Standard Parking Spaces

All Available Space(1)

Space
Size
Term
Rental Rate
Space Use
Build-Out
Available

1st Floor
79,539 SF
Negotiable
Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request
Industrial
Full Build-Out
Now

Space	Size	Term	Rental Rate	Space Use	Build-Out	Available
1st Floor	79,539 SF	Negotiable	Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request	Industrial	Full Build-Out	Now

Size

79,539 SF

Term

Negotiable

Rental Rate

Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request

Space Use

Industrial

Build-Out

Full Build-Out

Available

Now

Property Overview

Brand-new Class A ±79,539 SF warehouse and distribution facility featuring 32' clear heights, dock-high and grade-level loading, a secure private yard, LEED Gold certification, and excellent access to SR-118, I-5, and US-101.

Warehouse Facility Facts

Building Size

79,539 SF

Lot Size

3.82 AC

Year Built

2025

Power Supply

Amps: 3,000 Volts: 277

Zoning

LAMR2 - Industrial

1 1

Moderately walkable

60/100

Exceptionally drivable

100/100

Limited public transit

30/100

Fairly bikeable

50/100

Source: Local Logic^®

The West San Fernando Valley encompasses the neighborhoods stretching west from the Van Nuys Airport to the border with Ventura County. Industrial inventory is concentrated in Chatsworth and around the Van Nuys Airport.

The area has long been home to a significant portion of the region’s aerospace industry, but that has given way in recent years to more high-tech manufacturing, life sciences, and logistics. There is a burgeoning life sciences corridor along the Interstate 101 freeway in the Conejo Valley area. Major pharmaceutical companies and startups are a growing segment of the employment base. Companies have access to venture capital from local firms focused on biotech as well as talent from local colleges including California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks.

New construction is rare in these areas. The largest redevelopment project in the area is a conversion of a former Sears into high-end retail at the Westfield Topanga & The Village, a 2.1 million-square-foot shopping center in Woodland Hills. The mall is within the Warner Center 2035 Specific Plan that calls for the addition of thousands of residential units near the Metro Orange Line.

Demographics

Regional Accessibility

50 Miles 50 Mi. 100 Miles 100 Mi. 500 Miles 500 Mi.

City

Population

Miles

Drive Time

Los Angeles

3,990,456

0 h 41 m

San Diego

1,425,976

145

2 h 55 m

Las Vegas

644,644

282

5 h 32 m

San Jose

1,030,119

319

6 h 7 m

San Francisco

883,305

366

6 h 51 m

Phoenix

1,660,272

404

7 h 25 m

Access and Labor Force

10 Miles

Total Population

Total Labor Force

Unemployment Rate

Median Household Income

Warehouse Employees

High School Education Or Higher

$ values in USD

Rexford Industrial Realty is a publicly traded industrial real estate investment trust that operates exclusively within infill Southern California markets. Founded in 2001 by Michael Frankel and Howard Schwimmer, the company went public on the New York Stock Exchange in 2013 under the ticker symbol REXR. The founders built their business model on a proprietary research database that catalogs industrial properties across the region, providing an information advantage in identifying off-market acquisition opportunities. The company's investment strategy centers on acquiring, repositioning, and operating industrial properties in land-constrained infill submarkets throughout Southern California. The portfolio consists primarily of warehouses, distribution facilities, and light manufacturing buildings located in Los Angeles County, Orange County, the Inland Empire, and San Diego. Rexford targets functionally obsolete properties acquired from private owners and family enterprises, executing value-add repositioning that includes upgrades such as increased clearance heights, dock-high loading additions, and yard reconfigurations. The company serves a diverse tenant base across e-commerce, third-party logistics, wholesale distribution, and manufacturing sectors. Properties are concentrated in submarkets including the Greater San Fernando Valley, Inland Empire West, Central Los Angeles, and Orange County coastal markets.

www.rexfordindustrial.com