Commercial real estate website Commercial Cafe released a report of the metro areas with the most growth in industrial development over the past 10 years. The Chicago metro area came in second behind California’s Inland Empire area, according to nwitimes.com.

 During the past decade, the Chicago metro area has added 322 buildings in the industrial space, a total of 108.7 million square feet, according to the report.

The Chicago metro area expands far beyond the city itself to include suburbs and even areas out of the state. The Commercial Café report names Aurora, Bolingbrook, DeKalb, Minooka, and Romeoville as some of the top Chicago metro areas for industrial growth. The report names Joliet as the top Chicago metro area city for commercial development, accounting for 12.1 million square feet of space added since 2007.

Commercial Cafe predicts the Chicago metro area will add another 5.5 million square feet of commercial real estate space by the end of this year, according to the report.