Chino, CA Commercial Real Estate for Lease and Sale
Explore 55 listing(s) of commercial real estate in Chino, CA to find the best space for your business.
Here is a rundown of the primary commercial real estate property types currently available in Chino:
The average rent for commercial real estate in Chino is $17.98 per square foot. However, specific rates may vary widely by property type, class and quality. The cheapest commercial space in Chino costs $15.6, while the city’s premium locations ask up to $20.04.
Here is a breakdown of the average size of different property classes (also known as asset class or property type):
CommercialCafe’s CRE offering in Chino is enabled by a network of 64 active brokers from 26 different firms, ensuring a wide variety of listings. Working with an experienced professional can make a real difference. Learn more about the benefits of working with a broker.
To get in touch with a broker, use the "Contact Property" button on this search page or fill in the contact form provided on each individual property’s listing page.
The profitability of a commercial real estate investment depends on a multitude of factors working together. These factors include the quality of the asset itself, local market conditions, the state of the local economy and the demand for that particular type of commercial property, to name a few.
Asking rents in the city can be as high as $20.04 per square foot. In particular, the property type commanding the highest lease rates in Chino is Industrial space.
| Property Type | Count of Listings | Total Sq. Ft. |
|---|---|---|
| Retail | 8 | 110,552 |
| Industrial | 33 | 6,080,081 |
| Property Type | Count of Listings | Total Sq. Ft. |
|---|---|---|
| Office | 2 | 40,482 |
| Retail | 1 | 13,790 |
| Industrial | 6 | 343,260 |
| Other | 4 | 3,905 |
Located in San Bernardino County, Chino is part of the Inland Empire - along with the neighboring cities of Riverside, Ontario, San Bernardino and Chino Hills. Despite Chino's relatively small population of just over 82,000 residents, the city boasts some impressive statistics, including a median annual household income of nearly $73,000, a median resident age of 35.4 years, and a steadily growing employment rate. Chino is both an agricultural and dairy center, serving much of Southern California and the Southwestern U.S. The City of Chino is decidedly pro-growth, with the local government making it easy for business of all types and sizes to set up shop and locate space in the Chino commercial real estate market.
While the City of Chino itself has a tiny employment pool of just under 34,000 workers, as part of the Inland Empire, countless employees commute to and from Chino from neighboring cities (with some even being classified as 'super commuters' as discussed in the Commuting Time section below). Agricultural and dairy play an important role, as do jobs in management, business services, science and arts, sales, office and general service industries in Chino.
