Henderson has grown into one of the Las Vegas Valley's most diversified industrial submarkets — anchored by the long-established Midway and Gibson Springs corridors, with newer Class A development pushing south toward Black Mountain and St. Rose. Whether you need a 1,500 SF flex unit or a 100,000+ SF distribution facility, Henderson offers a wider mix of building vintages and price points than almost any other Las Vegas submarket.
If you're searching for industrial space in Henderson, you'll find everything from 1990s-era small-bay buildings near Gibson Road to brand-new industrial condo developments with 28-foot clear heights and 4,000-amp power. Jason Helliwell has represented tenants across the Las Vegas Valley since 1991, working directly with the landlords and developers who control Henderson industrial inventory — including space that never reaches public listing sites.
Current Market Data
Current Henderson industrial and warehouse listings by size and asking rate, compiled from LoopNet, CommercialCafe, and CommercialSearch market data. Addresses withheld for active listings — contact Jason for exact location, full details, and to schedule a tour.
Last updated June 2026
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Market Context
Henderson has built one of the most diversified industrial bases in the Las Vegas Valley — here's why.
Henderson sits roughly 16 miles southeast of downtown Las Vegas with direct access to Interstate 515, Interstate 215, US-95, and State Route 146 (St. Rose Parkway). That highway network connects Henderson industrial tenants efficiently to the rest of the Las Vegas Valley, to Harry Reid International Airport, and to interstate freight routes — without the congestion that comes with West Strip or downtown locations.
Unlike submarkets defined by a single corridor, Henderson industrial space is spread across several distinct areas — Midway, Gibson Springs, West Henderson, St. Rose, Whitney Ranch, and the newer Black Mountain area — each with its own mix of building vintages. Midway carries the largest concentration of listings in the city, while newer development near Black Mountain is bringing Class A specifications, including 28-foot clear heights and modern fire suppression systems, that don't exist in Henderson's older industrial stock.
Henderson also benefits from Foreign Trade Zone 252 status, which can offer real tax and duty advantages for tenants involved in international trade, and from Union Pacific Railroad access for businesses with heavy or large freight needs. Combined with a diversified local economy that extends well beyond the casino and hospitality industry that defines much of the Las Vegas Strip, Henderson has attracted a genuinely broad mix of industrial users.
Henderson has also seen meaningful new industrial construction in recent years, including industrial condo developments that let qualified tenants build ownership equity instead of leasing — a structure that's relatively uncommon elsewhere in the valley and worth considering for businesses planning a long-term stay.
The Submarkets
Several distinct areas make up the Henderson industrial market — each with its own character and tenant profile.
Henderson's largest industrial submarket by listing count, with a wide mix of small-bay flex and mid-size distribution buildings near American Pacific Drive and Gibson Road.
Established industrial area with direct access to US-95 and I-215, home to Pacific Business Center and a strong mix of distribution and showroom-style flex space.
Henderson's second-largest concentration of leasing opportunities, with divisible industrial buildings suited to a range of tenant sizes.
The newest area of Henderson industrial growth — modern construction near I-11 and I-215, including new industrial condo development with Class A specifications.
Market Snapshot
Current conditions for warehouse and industrial leasing in Henderson, NV.
Market data reflects current Henderson industrial listings as of 2026, drawn from multiple commercial listing sources. Rates and availability change frequently and vary significantly by building class — contact Jason for live pricing on specific units.
Inventory by Size
From small flex units to large distribution buildings — here's what's typically available in Henderson by size range.
| Size Range | Typical Use | Loading | Rate /SF/YR NNN |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,500–6,000 SF | Local contractors, light assembly, showroom-flex | 1–2 grade or dock doors | $15.00–$18.24 |
| 6,000–25,000 SF | Growing distributors, light manufacturing | Grade + dock-high mix | $13.20–$17.40 |
| 25,000–50,000 SF | Distribution, regional fulfilment | Multiple dock-high doors | $13.80–$16.00 |
| 50,000–145,000+ SF | Large distribution, industrial condo ownership | Multiple dock-high doors | Call for pricing |
Who Leases Here
Henderson attracts a broad mix of operators thanks to its diversified submarkets, highway access, and growing labor pool.
Mid-size and large distribution operators using Henderson's highway access to serve the broader Las Vegas Valley.
Local contractors and tradespeople using small-bay flex space across Midway and Gibson Springs for storage and staging.
Light manufacturing and assembly operations drawn to Henderson's modern power infrastructure and growing industrial stock.
Businesses leveraging Foreign Trade Zone 252 benefits for import and export operations based in Henderson.
Operators with heavy or oversized freight needs using Union Pacific Railroad access through Henderson.
Established businesses pursuing industrial condo ownership at developments like Black Mountain Commerce Center instead of leasing.
The Process
Leasing warehouse space in Henderson follows a clear process — here's what to expect.
Start with your specific requirements. Henderson inventory spans a wide range of building vintages and specifications — from a 1,500 SF flex unit built in the 1980s to a brand-new 145,000 SF industrial condo development. Before searching, define your square footage range, required clear height, number of loading doors, power requirements, and target move-in date. Building class matters more in Henderson than in some other submarkets, since rates vary widely between Class A, B, and C space.
Tour more than one submarket. Because Henderson spans several distinct areas — Midway, Gibson Springs, West Henderson, St. Rose, and the newer Black Mountain development — it's worth comparing locations before deciding. An older Gibson Springs building and a new Black Mountain industrial condo can sit a few miles apart and serve very different tenant needs at very different price points.
Compare total occupancy cost, not headline rent. Henderson leases are typically structured as NNN, meaning your total monthly cost is base rent plus a share of property taxes, insurance, and common area maintenance. A lower headline rate on an older building can end up costing more once operating expenses are factored in than a newer, more efficient building with a higher base rent.
Consider ownership, not just leasing. Henderson is one of the few Las Vegas submarkets where industrial condo ownership is genuinely available, at developments like Black Mountain Commerce Center. For businesses planning a long-term stay, comparing the economics of ownership versus a long-term lease is worth doing before committing either way.
Jason Helliwell has represented industrial tenants across the Las Vegas Valley since 1991 and maintains direct relationships with the landlords, developers, and property managers active in Henderson. His tenant representation services are free — the fee is paid by the landlord — which means there is no cost to you for professional guidance through the entire Henderson leasing process.
Jason has represented industrial and warehouse tenants across the Las Vegas Valley for over 30 years. Free tenant representation — his fee is paid by the landlord.
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