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Available : ±1,800 – ±6,600 

Lot Size: ±40,847 SF of Land

Rate: $1.65 gross

Term: 3-5 years

Zoning: C-P (PCD)

APN: 8447-031-038

Park-like setting: The building is situated in aserene environment with beautiful views of the park.

Ample parking: Large lot with ±28 ParkingSpaces

Next to 10 Freeway with close access to 57, 71,210 & 60 Freeways

AVAILABLE: ±25,660 SF of Land

ZONING: I2

TERM: 3-5 Years

• Block Wall

• Paved Yard

• Power and Water Available

• Office Trailer

• Close to 60, 71 and 10 Freeways

BUILDING SIZE: ±6,670 SF

LOT SIZE: ± 0.3 Acres

RATE: $1.50 Net

TERM: 3-5 years

APN# 7271-009-005

ZONING: IG

• Secured Fenced and Paved Yard

• Adjacent To Port of Long Beach

• Two (2) Street Accesses

• Four (4) Loading Doors

• High Quality Building Divisible to Two (2) Units

• Immediate 710 Freeway Access

·  Industrial space demand has softened, raising the vacancy rate from 1.8% to 5.5% over eight quarters. 

·  Net absorption in 2024 hit its lowest level in over a decade. 

·  Rental rates continued to decline throughout 2024. 

·  Available sublet space reached a record high. 

·  Tenant activity remains weak, indicating slower business growth plans. 

·  Market uncertainty is tied to the U.S. elections and potential tariff impacts. ·

  Leasing activity fell 5.3% for the year, with Q4 down 28% from 2023. 

·  Orange County’s net absorption was negative 1.19 million SF in Q4 and negative 5.27 million SF for the year.

Southbay Submarket Key Highlights (Download Report for Midcounties, Central & Inland Empire Submarkets)

• Vacancy/Availability
  • Vacancy rate in Q4 2024 increased to 5.2%, up 80 basis points from Q3 and 130 basis points year-over-year.
  • High-end properties linger on the market for an average of 7.2 months, giving tenants more leverage in negotiations.
  • Total vacant available space expanded to 10.4 million square feet by the end of Q4.
• Rental Rates
  • Average asking rents fell 1.2% ($0.02) quarter-over-quarter and 8.9% ($0.16) year-over-year.
  • South Bay rents increased 34.1% between Q4 2020 and Q4 2024, reaching $1.63 NNN per square foot.
  • Only 76 lease transactions were completed in Q4, well below the historical quarterly average of 105 transactions.
• Construction
  • 1.37 million square feet under construction across 10 buildings in South Bay.
  • Two new buildings totaling 263,060 square feet were added in Q4 2024.
  • None of the 10 ongoing projects, including six exceeding 100,000 square feet, have been pre-leased, posing risks of higher vacancy rates.
• Leasing Activity/Absorption
  • Net absorption in Q4 2024 was -1.47 million square feet, continuing a negative trend since Q4 2022 (except for Q3 2023 and Q3 2024).
  • New leasing activity totaled 1.19 million square feet, well below the long-term quarterly average of 2.59 million square feet.
  • Average time to lease a building in South Bay increased to 6.4 months.
• South Bay Submarket: Top Leases in Q4 2024
  • 2027 Harpers Way, Torrance: Virco Manufacturing, 10/01/24, 559,000 SF.
  • 24760 S. Main St., Carson: DCW, Inc., 10/22/24, 231,008 SF.
  • 250 W. Manville St., Compton: Kair Harbor Express, 10/01/24, 206,483 SF.
  • 2230 E. Carson St., Carson: JAM-N Logistics, 10/01/24, 198,292 SF.
  • 18111 S. Santa Fe Ave., Rancho Dominguez: Air Products Manufacturing LLC, 10/01/24, 136,980 SF.
• Sales Activity/Investment Trends
  • Q4 2024 sales volume reached $375 million across 14 transactions, up from $163 million in Q4 2023.
  • Average price per square foot rose 36% quarter-over-quarter and 15.6% year-over-year, reaching $386.48.
  • Capitalization rates increased 160 basis points to 6.0%.
  • The Federal Reserve cut rates by 100 basis points in 2024, with further cuts expected in 2025.
  • Investor activity remains cautious amid policy uncertainties.
• South Bay Submarket: Top Sales in Q4 2024
  • 2501 Rosecrans Ave., Los Angeles: Rexford Industrial Realty, Inc., 12/06/24, 300,201 SF.
  • 18500 Crenshaw Blvd., Torrance: Gpjco Properties LLC, 12/05/24, 180,269 SF.
  • 2550 El Presidio St., Carson: Caroline Tseng, 10/31/24, 130,055 SF.
  • 15914 S. Avalon Blvd., Compton: Access Services, 12/02/24, 75,431 SF.
  • 14455 S. Broadway, Gardena: Aleah Miller, 11/27/24, 58,723 SF.

AVAILABLE: ±27,896 SF (±0.64 Acres) of Land

ASKING RATE: $7,500 per month($0.27 PSF gross)

ZONING: B/R-MU

• Short Term Lease

• Truck Parking Possible

• Fenced Yard with Aggregate

• Water/Power Possible

• Close to 10 and 210 Freeways

Available: ±5,000 SF to ±20,847 SF

Lot Size: ±40,847 SF of Land

Sale Price: $7.9M

Lease Rate: $0.85 / SF Gross for the first 6 months,$1.70 thereafter

Term: 3-5 years

Zoning: I-C

APN#: 8550-005-061

• High Image/Freeway Visibility

• Two (2) Dock High

• Three (3) Ground Level Doors

• 28’ Minimum Clearance Height

• Cannabis Potential

• 1240 Amps

• Large Fenced / Paved Yard

• 42 Parking Spaces

• See Brochure for 3D Matterport Virtual Tour

GDP Growth: 

• U.S. GDP grew at an annualized 2.8% in Q3, slightly below Q2's 3%.
• Consumer spending rose 3.7%, the fastest since Q1 2023, but residential investment dropped 5.1%, its second consecutive decline.
• Inflation hit the Fed's 2% target, with unemployment steady near 4%.

 Employment: 

• 254,000 jobs were added in September, the largest gain in six months.
• The unemployment rate fell to 4.1%, while wages increased 4% year-over-year.
• Upward revisions to prior months' job numbers highlight ongoing labor market resilience.

 Monetary Policy: 

• The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.5% in September, lowering the federal funds rate to 4.75%-5%.
• Strong job data makes further significant rate cuts unlikely.
• Fed Chair Powell emphasized balancing inflation control with stable employment.

 Global Economy: 

• IMF projects global growth of 3.2% for 2024-2025, with risks from regional conflicts and trade disruptions.
• Emerging Asia sees growth upgrades due to semiconductor demand, while Europe faces downgrades.
• Global inflation is expected to decline from 6.7% in 2023 to 5.8% in 2024 and 4.3% in 2025.
• Long-term growth remains constrained by aging populations and weak productivity.

• The Inland Empire West submarket experienced a stall in net activity during Q3.
• Subleases and renewals dominated top lease transactions.
• Vacancy rates increased slightly, while availability trended downward.
• Pricing remained steady, but tenant concessions (e.g., free rent, tenant improvements) have risen and are now widely expected.
• Industrial construction slowed significantly, with the development pipeline at 43% of its year-over-year level.
• Institutional interest in the market continues to grow despite reduced activity.

AVAILABLE: ± 36,000 SF Lot Land

BUILDING SIZE: ±18,000SF

ASKING PRICE: $298 PSF ($5,364,000.00)

APN#: 6129-006-020 & 6129-006-021

ZONING: LA Unincorporated M2

• Free Standing Industrial Building

• Fenced/Paved Yard area

• Dock High Possible

• No City Business Tax

• 3 Ground Level Doors/4 Bathrooms

• Solar Lighting

• Bonus Unfinished Mezzanine

• Glass Kiln/Oven

• Close to 110, 405, 91 and 105 Freeways

• In Q3 2024, San Gabriel Valley's industrial market remained robust with a 6.3% vacancy rate.
• Rental rates softened slightly, now at $17.76 per square foot (PSF), NNN annually, indicating a balanced supply-demand dynamic.
• The construction pipeline remains active, with 545,702 square feet of new industrial space under development.
• The City of Industry, a dominant player in the area, accounts for 72% of SGV’s industrial space, focusing on modern Class A warehouse and distribution centers.
• As market conditions shift, tenants and developers must stay agile, seizing opportunities and addressing challenges in this thriving industrial landscape. Adaptability will be essential for maintaining a competitive edge.

• Demand for industrial space weakened countywide in Q3, with an increase in sublet space.
• Vacancy rates are the highest since 2013 but still 200 basis points below the national average.
• The decline in net absorption is the largest year-to-date drop in 15 years.
• Average rents fell for the seventh consecutive quarter.
• Countywide negative net absorption in Q3 totaled 1.3 million SF, bringing the annual total to 4.1 million SF, the highest since the 2008 financial crisis.
• The average triple-net rental rate dropped to $1.59 per SF, down from the $1.71 peak at the end of 2023.
• Q3's 5% vacancy rate is an increase from 2% in Q1 2023.