NAICS 8-Digit Codes for "naics:5311"
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- 531110-01 - Apartment Rental Agencies
Apartment Rental Agencies are companies that specialize in the leasing and management of residential properties, specifically apartments. These agencies act as intermediaries between landlords and tenants, providing a range of services to both parties. The primary goal of an apartment rental agency is to ensure that the properties they manage are occupied by reliable tenants who pay rent on time, …Examples: Apartment complexes, Student housing, Low-income housing, Luxury apartments, Senior living communities, Co-living - 531110-02 - Apartments
The Apartments industry is a subdivision of the Lessors of Residential Buildings and Dwellings industry, which involves the renting or leasing of residential properties to tenants. Specifically, the Apartments industry refers to the rental of self-contained units within multi-unit buildings, typically with shared common areas such as hallways, elevators, and parking lots. These units can range in …Examples: Luxury apartments, Student housing, Senior living apartments, Affordable housing, Serviced apartments, Corporate - 531110-03 - Boarding Houses
Boarding Houses are a type of residential building lessor that provides lodging to individuals for a fee. These establishments typically offer furnished rooms or suites for rent on a temporary or long-term basis. Boarding Houses may also provide additional services such as meals, housekeeping, and laundry facilities. Unlike hotels, Boarding Houses often have a more home-like atmosphere and may be …Examples: Student boarding houses, Boarding houses for low-income individuals, Boarding houses for travelers and tourists, - 531110-04 - Condominiums
Condominiums are a type of residential building where individual units are owned by different individuals, while the common areas and facilities are jointly owned and maintained by the unit owners through a condominium association. This type of housing is popular in urban areas and provides a sense of community living with shared amenities such as swimming pools, fitness centers, and common …Examples: Luxury condominiums, Beachfront condominiums, Retirement condominiums, Urban condominiums, Ski resort condominiums, - 531110-06 - Operators Of Apartment Buildings
Operators of Apartment Buildings is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 531110, which involves the leasing and management of residential buildings and dwellings. This industry specifically focuses on the operation of apartment buildings, which are multi-unit residential buildings that are rented out to tenants. Operators of Apartment Buildings are responsible for maintaining the property, …Examples: Luxury apartment buildings, Student housing complexes, Low-income housing developments, Senior living communities, - 531110-07 - Operators Of Dwellings Other Than Apts
Operators of Dwellings Other Than Apts is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 531110, which involves the leasing or renting of residential buildings and dwellings. This industry specifically pertains to the management and operation of dwellings that are not apartments, such as single-family homes, duplexes, and townhomes. Operators of Dwellings Other Than Apts are responsible for maintaining …Examples: Single-family homes, Duplexes, Townhomes, Mobile homes, Vacation homes, Cottages, Cabins, Farmhouses, Ranch houses, - 531110-08 - Retirement Apartments & Hotels
Retirement Apartments & Hotels is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 531110 that involves the leasing of residential buildings and dwellings specifically designed for senior citizens. These facilities offer a range of services and amenities to cater to the needs of retired individuals who are looking for a comfortable and secure living environment. Retirement Apartments & Hotels are typically …Examples: Senior living communities, Assisted living facilities, Continuing care retirement communities, Independent living - 531110-09 - Townhouses
Townhouses are a type of residential building that typically consists of multiple floors and shares one or more walls with neighboring units. They are often designed in a row or a block and have a similar architectural style. Townhouses are usually owned by individuals who live in them or rent them out to tenants. This industry involves the leasing of townhouses to tenants for residential …Examples: Multi-level townhouses, Luxury townhomes, Townhouse communities, Modern townhouses, Townhouses with a backyard, - 531110-10 - Apartments-Short Term
The Apartments-Short Term industry involves the leasing of fully furnished apartments for a short period of time, typically less than 30 days. These apartments are often rented by individuals or corporations who require temporary housing for business or personal reasons. The apartments are equipped with all necessary amenities such as furniture, appliances, and utilities, and are ready for …Examples: Corporate housing, Extended stay apartments, Vacation rentals, Short-term rentals, Temporary housing, Serviced - 531110-11 - Condominium Reserve Fund Studies
Condominium Reserve Fund Studies is a subdivision of the Lessors of Residential Buildings and Dwellings industry that involves the assessment of the financial needs of a condominium corporation. This industry is responsible for conducting studies to determine the amount of money required to maintain and repair common elements of a condominium building. The studies are conducted to ensure that the …Examples: Reserve Fund Studies, Condominium Reserve Planning, Reserve Fund Analysis, Building Maintenance Planning, Financial
- 531120-01 - Executive Suites
Executive Suites are a type of office space that provides a range of amenities and services to businesses. These suites are typically fully furnished and equipped with the latest technology, making them an ideal choice for businesses looking for a professional and convenient workspace. Executive Suites are designed to provide businesses with a flexible and cost-effective alternative to …Examples: Shared office space, Co-working spaces, Business centers, Executive office suites, Virtual offices, Serviced offices, - 531120-02 - Government-Operators-Nonresidential Bldg
Government-Operators-Nonresidential Bldg is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 531120 that involves the leasing of nonresidential buildings by government entities. This industry includes government agencies that own and operate nonresidential buildings such as office buildings, courthouses, and government-owned commercial buildings. The government entities that operate these buildings may …Examples: Government-owned office buildings, Courthouses, Research facilities, Military bases, Government-owned commercial - 531120-03 - Industrial Parks
Industrial Parks are areas of land that are developed for the purpose of housing multiple industrial businesses. These parks are designed to provide a range of facilities and services that are specifically tailored to the needs of industrial tenants. Industrial Parks can be owned and operated by private companies or by local governments, and they are typically located in areas that are zoned for …Examples: Manufacturing facilities, Warehouses, Distribution centers, Research and development facilities, Industrial storage - 531120-04 - Office Buildings & Parks
The Office Buildings & Parks industry involves the leasing and management of nonresidential buildings that are primarily used for office space. These buildings can range from small office buildings to large office parks that house multiple businesses. The industry also includes the management of common areas such as lobbies, elevators, and parking lots. …Examples: Business centers, Corporate headquarters, Office parks, Professional office buildings, Shared office spaces, Technology - 531120-05 - Operators Of Nonresidential Buildings
Operators of Nonresidential Buildings are businesses that own and operate buildings that are used for commercial, industrial, or institutional purposes. These buildings can include office buildings, warehouses, factories, hospitals, schools, and other similar structures. The primary function of these operators is to manage and maintain the buildings, ensuring that they are safe, functional, and …Examples: Office buildings, Warehouses, Factories, Hospitals, Schools, Research facilities, Data centers, Convention centers, - 531120-06 - Shopping Center Consultants
Shopping Center Consultants are professionals who provide expert advice and guidance to shopping center owners and operators. They specialize in analyzing and improving the performance of shopping centers, with the goal of increasing revenue and profitability. Shopping Center Consultants work closely with their clients to identify areas for improvement, develop strategies to address these issues, …Examples: Retail property management, Shopping center leasing, Tenant representation, Market research and analysis, Property - 531120-07 - Shopping Center Developers
Shopping Center Developers are companies that specialize in the development of commercial properties that are designed to house multiple retail stores and businesses. These developers are responsible for the entire process of creating a shopping center, from finding the right location to designing the layout and managing the construction process. Shopping Center Developers work closely with …Examples: Outdoor shopping centers, Lifestyle centers, Mixed-use developments, Power centers, Community centers, Strip malls, - 531120-08 - Shopping Centers & Malls
Shopping Centers & Malls are commercial properties that house multiple retail stores and other businesses. These properties are typically owned by a single entity and leased to individual businesses. They are designed to provide a convenient and centralized location for consumers to shop, dine, and access various services. Shopping Centers & Malls can range in size from small strip malls to large …Examples: Fashion Retailers, Electronics Stores, Department Stores, Grocery Stores, Restaurants, Movie Theaters, Fitness Centers, - 531120-09 - World Trade Centers
World Trade Centers are commercial buildings that serve as international business hubs for companies engaged in global trade. These centers provide a range of services and facilities to support international trade, including office space, meeting rooms, exhibition halls, and trade information centers. World Trade Centers are typically located in major cities and are designed to facilitate the …Examples: Import/export companies, International logistics firms, Trade associations, Customs brokers, Freight forwarders, - 531120-10 - Retail Space-Renting & Leasing
Retail Space-Renting & Leasing is an industry that involves the renting and leasing of nonresidential buildings specifically for retail purposes. This industry provides space for businesses to operate their retail activities, such as selling goods or services to customers. Retail Space-Renting & Leasing companies offer a range of spaces, from small kiosks to large retail stores, to accommodate …Examples: Clothing stores, Electronics stores, Bookstores, Furniture stores, Jewelry stores, Sporting goods stores, Beauty supply
- 531120-11 - Commercial Kitchen Rental
Commercial Kitchen Rental is a specialized industry that involves renting out fully equipped commercial kitchens to food businesses and entrepreneurs who need a professional space to prepare and cook their food products. These kitchens are designed to meet the specific needs of food businesses, with features such as industrial-grade appliances, ample storage space, and specialized equipment for …Examples: Catering companies, Food trucks, Bakers and pastry chefs, Meal prep and delivery services, Specialty food producers, - 531120-12 - Rental Space
Rental Space is a type of industry that involves the leasing of nonresidential buildings, excluding miniwarehouses, to businesses for commercial purposes. This industry provides a range of spaces for rent, including office spaces, retail spaces, warehouses, and industrial spaces. Rental Space companies typically offer flexible lease terms to accommodate the needs of their clients, which can range …Examples: Office spaces for rent, Retail spaces for lease, Warehouses for rent, Industrial spaces for lease, Event spaces for - 531130-01 - Storage-Household & Commercial
The Storage-Household & Commercial industry involves the rental of storage units to individuals and businesses for the purpose of storing personal or commercial items. These storage units can range in size from small lockers to large warehouse spaces. The industry also includes the provision of additional services such as climate control, security, and moving supplies. …Examples: Self-storage units, Climate-controlled storage, Boat and RV storage, Document storage, Wine storage, Business inventory - 531130-02 - Warehouses-Mini & Self Storage
The Warehouses-Mini & Self Storage industry involves the leasing or renting of small storage units to individuals and businesses for short-term or long-term use. These storage units can range in size from small lockers to large rooms and are typically used to store personal belongings, household items, or business inventory. The industry also includes the provision of climate-controlled units for …Examples: Portable storage units, Climate-controlled storage units, Drive-up storage units, Boat and RV storage, Business - 531130-03 - Warehouses-Self Storage
The Warehouses-Self Storage industry involves the leasing or renting of self-storage units and miniwarehouses for personal and business use. These facilities are typically used to store items such as furniture, clothing, documents, and equipment. The industry provides a convenient and secure storage solution for individuals and businesses that require additional space. …Examples: Climate-controlled storage units, Drive-up storage units, Boat and RV storage, Business storage units, Personal storage - 531190-01 - Coal Land Leases
Coal Land Leases is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 531190 that involves the leasing of land for the purpose of coal mining. This industry is responsible for providing access to coal reserves for mining companies, allowing them to extract coal from the land in exchange for lease payments. Coal Land Leases can be owned by individuals, corporations, or government entities, and can range in …Examples: Appalachian coal land leases, Wyoming coal land leases, Illinois Basin coal land leases, Powder River Basin coal land - 531190-02 - Lessors Of Railroad Property
Lessors of Railroad Property is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 531190 that involves the leasing of railroad properties to railroad companies or other businesses that require railroad tracks for their operations. This industry includes the leasing of railroad tracks, yards, terminals, and other related facilities. The lessors of railroad property are responsible for maintaining the …Examples: Freight railroads, Passenger railroads, Railroad maintenance companies, Railroad construction companies, Railroad - 531190-03 - Lessors Of Real Property NEC
Lessors of Real Property NEC is a subdivision of the NAICS industry code 531190, which includes establishments that lease or rent real estate properties that are not classified under any other category. This industry involves the leasing of various types of real estate properties, such as land, buildings, and other structures, to individuals or businesses for residential, commercial, or …Examples: Self-storage facilities, Parking garages, Vacation rental properties, Warehouses, Office buildings, Retail spaces, - 531190-04 - Mobile Homes-Parks & Communities
The Mobile Homes-Parks & Communities industry involves the leasing and management of land for mobile homes and recreational vehicles. This industry provides a cost-effective housing solution for individuals and families who prefer the flexibility of a mobile lifestyle. Mobile home parks and communities offer a range of amenities such as laundry facilities, playgrounds, and community centers to …Examples: RV parks, Mobile home communities, Manufactured home communities, Trailer parks, Motor home parks, Camper parks, - 531190-05 - Oil Properties
The Oil Properties industry involves the leasing or rental of land and associated structures for the purpose of oil and gas exploration and production. This industry is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 531190, which covers the leasing of other real estate properties. Oil Properties lessors provide access to land and infrastructure necessary for oil and gas companies to extract and produce …Examples: Oil and gas fields, Oil and gas wells, Oil and gas pipelines, Oil and gas storage facilities, Oil and gas processing
