There are various types of industrial buildings that can be leased for manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, and other industrial purposes. Some of the most common types of industrial buildings include:

Manufacturing facilities: These buildings are designed for the production of goods, typically with specific machinery and equipment to facilitate the manufacturing process.

Warehouses: These buildings are designed for the storage of goods, typically with high ceilings, large floor plans, and loading docks to facilitate the movement of goods in and out of the building.

Distribution centers: These buildings are designed for the efficient distribution of goods, typically located near major transportation hubs and equipped with modern logistics technology to facilitate the movement of goods.

Flex space: These buildings are designed to be flexible and can be used for a range of industrial purposes, such as light manufacturing, storage, or office space.

Research and development facilities: These buildings are designed for research and development activities, typically in high-tech industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, or aerospace.

Data centers: These buildings are designed to house computer servers and other technology infrastructure, typically requiring specialized cooling and power systems to ensure reliable operation.