California State Property Leases Inventory Since 2004

Statewide Property Inventory tracks land and structures leased by or to the State of California, with data added by executive order in 2004. Information is updated annually by state agencies to support asset management decisions. The inventory includes details on state-leased property, privately leased state property, and state-owned assets.

Use Cases

• Analyze the geographic distribution of state-leased properties using KML or GEOJSON files for spatial planning.
• Track annual changes in the Statewide Property Inventory's lease records to monitor portfolio management trends.
• Identify property the state leases to the private sector for revenue analysis and asset utilization review.

Strengths

• Data is updated annually by contributing agencies, ensuring regular refresh cycles.
• Inventory was established by legislative mandate in 1988, providing a long-term institutional framework.
• Covers multiple asset types including land and structures owned and leased by the state.

Limitations

• Specific data volume (row count) and schema (columns) are not provided, limiting preliminary analysis.
• Data collection began for leases in 2004, so historical lease records prior to that year are unavailable.

Provenance

Source

State of California, managed per legislation 11011.15 and executive order.

Collection Method

Data is compiled annually by state agencies into a computerized inventory.

Time Range

Lease records added from 2004 onward; inventory program started in 1988.

Freshness

Updated annually; last platform update was 2026-03-23.

Geography

State of California, United States.