±3.26 Acres of Industrial Zoned Land - FOR SALE

Highlights:

• The site features approximately ±3.26 acres of industrial zoned land (tenant to verify allowed usages) and a commercial building . Situated along the South Alameda Corridor - a key freight rail artery connecting the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to national rail networks—the location offers strategic advantages for businesses reliant on efficient transportation. The area is characterized by mixed industrial uses, . The site is in a qualified opportunity zone, potentially qualifying for tax incentives.
• The property is positioned in the mid-section of the Alameda Corridor, approximately 10 miles north of the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach and about 8 miles north of the SR-91 freeway intersection in Compton, where the corridor transitions from surface-level improvements to the 10-mile underground trench. Access to major freeways such as I-105 (about 1 mile west), I-710 (about 2 miles east), and I-110 (about 3 miles west). This placement ensures seamless connectivity for rail, truck, and vehicle traffic.
• Superior Rail and Freight Access: Direct proximity to the Alameda Corridor provides efficient rail transport to and from the nation's busiest ports, reducing bottlenecks, delays, and emissions through grade-separated crossings and upgraded infrastructure. Tenants in logistics or distribution can benefit from faster goods movement to transcontinental rail hubs like BNSF Hobart and UP East LA.

Description:

LOCATION:
• 10019 S. Alameda St (APN 6046-020-001): approximately 1.5998 acres / 69,689 sq ft
• 10035 S. Alameda St (APN 6046-020-002): approximately 0.2696 acres / 11,744 sq ft
• 10047 S. Alameda St (APN 6046-020-003): approximately 1.3872 acres / 60,426 sq ft

ZONING: CM(UV) - Jordan Downs Urban Village Specific Plan, Transit Priority Area, with temporary regulations and AI Fresco overlay Tenant to verify
PRICE: Undisclosed
TERMS: Negotiable

LOCATION:
•Superior Rail and Freight Access: The South Alameda Corridor is a 20-mile industrial and transportation hub connecting Downtown Los Angeles to the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
•Port Access: Direct link to the busiest container ports in the United States.
•Rail & Trucking Infrastructure: Integrated with the Alameda Corridor rail expressway and major freeways.
•Business Ecosystem: Home to top distribution centers and manufacturers serving Southern California and beyond.
•Strategic Location: Provides unparalleled access to local, regional, and global supply chains.

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