Lender Owned Vacant Mixed-Use Property

Highlights:

• Mixed Use Value Add Opportunity
• Two Parcels Totaling 5,400 SF
• LACM Zoning
• Excellent Slauson Avenue Visibility
• Major Street Location
• Easy 110 Freeway Access
• Directly Across Slauson Corridor Bike/Walk Path
• Nearby Slauson/Normandie Bus Stop

Description:

1420 & 1424 W Slauson Avenue is a Lender Owned multi-tenant commercial/industrial property with two side by side parcels totaling in 5,400 square feet. 1420 W Slauson Avenue is a vacant parcel and is boarded up from Slauson Avenue. 1424 W Slauson Avenue includes a +/-4,200 SF vacant two-story building. The two-story building includes +/-1,168 SF of commercial/manufacturing space on the first floor and two potential office units on the second floor. Both properties are also accessible via an alley. The parcels are located near the SWC of Normandie Avenue & West Slauson Avenue. The 110 Freeway is easily accessible via Slauson Avenue, connecting the property to Downtown Los Angeles, Long Beach and Greater Los Angeles. The property is directly across the Slauson Corridor Bike/Walk Path being built as part of the “Rail-to-River” project. The dedicated bike/walk path (where users are safely separated from motor vehicles) will feature shade trees, drought-tolerant landscaping, lighting, improvements at bus stops, and improved crossings at intersections.

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