Warehouse units across LA: DTLA, the South Bay (Gardena), the San Fernando Valley (Northridge), and South Gate. 200–5,000 sq ft, everything included, no long-term lease.
What every ReadySpaces facility includes; private units, shared loading docks and equipment, and flexible month-to-month terms, all in one monthly rate.
Browse every ReadySpaces facility in the area. Each location has its own available units, sizes, and pricing.
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Size: 500 sq ft
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Size: 650 sq ft
Type: Warehouse
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Size: 170 sq ft
Type: Office
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ReadySpaces makes it easy for businesses to find the space they need, when they need it. We currently offer 4 locations across the region, with 10 warehouse spaces available today. Over 200 LA-area businesses rely on ReadySpaces to power their operations.
Los Angeles is one of the most competitive small business markets in the country, and the demand for affordable, flexible warehouse space has never been higher. LA's industrial ecosystem is staggeringly diverse—from the garment district's cut-and-sew operations and the San Fernando Valley's prop houses and production studios, to South Gate's manufacturing corridor and Gardena's auto parts and wholesale distribution businesses. The metro is home to the largest concentration of fashion and apparel manufacturing in the country, a massive film and television production infrastructure that relies on warehouse space for set building, prop storage, and equipment staging, and a deep network of import-dependent DTC brands sourcing directly through the San Pedro Bay ports. With 4 ReadySpaces locations and 10 available warehouse spaces across the metro—from Downtown LA to the South Bay and the San Fernando Valley—small businesses can find co-warehousing that fits their footprint and budget. eCommerce and online retail businesses lead demand, followed by logistics and freight forwarding companies, wholesale distributors, construction materials suppliers, and media/entertainment operations. Textiles and apparel businesses also represent a major segment, reflecting the metro's deep roots in garment manufacturing. ReadySpaces provides the flexible warehouse infrastructure LA's small businesses need in a market where traditional industrial space is scarce and expensive.
The Los Angeles metropolitan area is the undisputed logistics capital of the western United States and the primary gateway for trans-Pacific trade into North America. The San Pedro Bay port complex—comprising the Port of Los Angeles and the Port of Long Beach—is the busiest container port complex in the Western Hemisphere, handling roughly 40% of all containerized imports entering the United States. Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is the nation's leading air cargo airport on the West Coast, with additional cargo capacity at Ontario International Airport (ONT) and Long Beach Airport (LGB). The highway system is vast: Interstates 5, 10, 110, 405, 605, and 710 form an interconnected freight grid, with the I-710 corridor serving as the primary truck route between the ports and the inland distribution centers. The Alameda Corridor, a dedicated 20-mile freight rail expressway, connects the ports directly to the transcontinental rail yards near downtown LA, served by both BNSF and Union Pacific. For small businesses, proximity to this infrastructure means unparalleled access to imported goods, domestic distribution networks, and global markets.
ReadySpaces warehouse space is the perfect flexible industrial solution for your business needs. From small businesses to fortune 500 companies, our warehouse space caters to a long list of companies with physical goods or equipment. Our warehouse spaces range from 200-to 5,000 square feet; we have something for everyone.
Real businesses that got their start in a ReadySpaces unit, how founders used flexible warehouse space to launch, grow, and scale.
MiniKatana was founded by Isaac Medeiros and is a specialty eCommerce company focused on selling swords, letter openers, and other blades.
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Mary and Robin Goodchild are co-founders of Fools & Horses, a hospitality business with a mobile cocktail bar focused on delivering premier, full-service experiences for private events in and around Southern California.
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Project Footwear is a production and design studio founded in 2016 by Chris Ryan, a long-time footwear industry veteran and LA native, and is focused on creating the future of footwear.
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Inferno Effects is a company founded in 2014 by Adrien Noriega, a special effects artisan, and is focused on making hyper-realistic masks and other artifacts for the haunted attraction industry.
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Founded in 2009 by Jay Reno, Feather is a furniture rental company that is reimagining the way people furnish their living spaces.
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Founded by Michael Katkov and his business partner Jacob in 2018, M&J Screen Printing is a full-service screen printing shop and design studio.
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