The Economic Development Division provides direct economic development assistance and referral services to existing firms, incoming businesses, commercial property owners, real estate brokers, and developers. Retain and expand employment opportunities, and increase sales, hotel, and property taxes generated within the community. Are you looking to start a business? Start by exploring our Business and Zoning Portals below. *Note: you will be asked to create a free account the first time you use the portal.
Why start or expand your business in Manteca? Click to read an article here. Click here to explore why Manteca is a great place for your business or use the scroll bar to see demographic information and resources below. You can also visit the LoopNet site to view opportunity properties in the area by clicking here. If your business needs assistance due to COVID-19, click here.
Opportunity Properties in Manteca
Manteca Office Buildings for Sale
Manteca Industrial Properties for Sale
Manteca Commercial Real Estate for Sale
Manteca Land for Sale
Manteca Commercial Real Estate for Lease
Business Resource Links:
Zoning & Permitting: Visit this portal to get zone and fee info.
Small Business Administration: Find links to U.S. small business resources.
Internet Fiber and Broadband: Get the list of known fiber and broadband internet providers.
San Joaquin County Community Profile: Use the community profile infographic tool to explore our region.
Click for Manteca Community Demographics (Select change geography in the drop-down menu and select Manteca.)
Location:
The City of Manteca, located in San Joaquin County, is at the heart of Northern California's Central Valley. It is often referred to as the Crossroads of California, lying just 76 miles east of San Francisco, 60 miles south of Sacramento, and 90 Miles West of Yosemite National Park.
Economic and Social Indicators: San Joaquin County Index 
SJC_Index_2020-1reduced.pdf
This report is being released in fall 2020, a year defined by extreme social and economic change due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. At this time, very few of the indicators highlighted in this report have any local, San Joaquin County, data available for 2020, and what is available covers only the very initial stages of the pandemic. As a result, we have decided to only present indicators through the end of 2019. In this sense, we believe it provides a useful snapshot of the current state and progress of San Joaquin County just prior to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Thus, this edition of the San Joaquin County Index can serve as a useful benchmark for measuring the effects of COVID-19, and a picture of the County’s comparative profile without the confounding effects of COVID-19 that have made many traditional data indicators difficult to interpret.
Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy 2019-2024: CEDS Cover_2019-2024_Web.pdf
San Joaquin County's Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) provides a description of the current economic and demographic conditions of San Joaquin County, a SWOT analysis, industry trends, and the priority economic development projects. A plan of action outlines the activities necessary to implement the goals and objectives of the strategy.
Featured Data
Population: 84,800
Population Growth Rate: 3.2%
Avr. New Homes Per Year: 650
Gender Breakout : 49.28% Male, 50.72% Female
Households and Families: 26,319 Households, 20,060 Families
Household Incomes Over 100K: 32.81%
Household Incomes 60K to 99K: 24.53%
Labor Force: 39,430
Total Housing Dwellings: 26,955
Geographic Size:
The City's size is 21 square miles and housing development is growing rapidly. It is truly a great place to live, work, and locate a business.
