Colorado Springs is one of Colorado's tightest industrial markets, with vacancy at just 5.1% — well below both the Denver metro and national averages. A limited construction pipeline, steady population growth, and strong demand from aerospace, defense, and manufacturing tenants keep buyer interest high. We connect Springs industrial owners directly with qualified buyers, off-market and at zero cost.
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Colorado Springs industrial market — 2025
At 5.1% vacancy, Colorado Springs industrial space is significantly tighter than Denver (8.6%) and the national average. The limited construction pipeline — representing just 0.4% of total inventory — means new supply is not coming to pressure values anytime soon. This supply constraint supports strong pricing for sellers of well-located assets.
Colorado Springs is home to the U.S. Air Force Academy, Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base, and Schriever Space Force Base — generating sustained demand from aerospace, defense contractors, manufacturing, and cybersecurity tenants. This government-anchored demand base makes the Springs industrial market more resilient to economic cycles than most comparable markets.
Local investors and owner-users are the most active buyers in the Colorado Springs industrial market, reflecting sustained confidence in the market's fundamentals. This local buyer base, combined with growing interest from Front Range institutional investors, creates competitive conditions for well-priced off-market opportunities.
Why Colorado Springs owners choose us
Colorado Springs is a relationship-driven market. Public listings attract attention — including from your tenants, neighbors, and competitors. Our off-market approach keeps your transaction private while connecting you with buyers who are specifically seeking Springs industrial assets and ready to move quickly.
Common questions
Colorado Springs has meaningfully tighter vacancy (5.1% vs. Denver's 8.6%) and a much smaller construction pipeline. This supply constraint benefits sellers — there is less competing inventory for buyers to consider, which supports stronger pricing for well-located assets. The Springs also benefits from a stable, defense-anchored tenant base that Denver does not have to the same degree.
We work with warehouse and distribution facilities, flex industrial, manufacturing, aerospace and defense-adjacent facilities, and cold storage properties throughout the Colorado Springs metro. We cover all major submarkets including the Airport corridor (the tightest at 4.1% vacancy), Northern I-25, Southeast Springs, and surrounding El Paso County.
Yes. Our buyer network includes Front Range investors who understand the Springs market deeply, as well as national buyers attracted to Colorado's growth story and the stability of the defense-anchored tenant base. Colorado Springs industrial assets — particularly in the Airport and Northern I-25 corridors — attract serious, qualified buyers.
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