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6041 25th St Jurupa Valley, Ca
• ±2.5 acres available for Lease
• Fenced
• Zoning = Manufacturing Medium (M-M)
• Mostly Flat
• Power Available
Variety of permitted uses (May require
Conditional Use Permit):
• Transportation & Related Industries
• Lumber and Wood Products (Pallets)
• Wrought Iron
• Vehicle Storage and impoundment
Robert Mendieta – CalBRE #01422904
Senior Vice President
Ph. 951-977-3251
Fx. 951-239-3147
Church Facility For Sale or Lease- 210 Estudillo Ave. San Jacinto, Ca
Church Facility For Sale or For Lease in San Jacinto, Ca
210 Estudillo Ave San Jacinto, Ca 92583
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±17,986 SF religious facility
2.12 acre total lot size (2 parcels)
±500 sanctuary seats
Classrooms, assembly hall, kitchen, offices
±96 on-site parking spaces
Includes parsonage/house (2 bd/2ba)
Zoning: C1
APN: 437-051-014
Robert Mendieta – CalBRE #01422904
Vacant Land For Sale San Jacinto, Ca
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Vacant Land For Sale San Jacinto, Ca
+/- 2 AC Vacant Land- 490 E 7th St. San Jacinto, CA 92583
Check out my new listing!
Great +/-2 acre property in the city of San Jacinto.
Currently, this property is under LI zoning.
All utilities at the street.
Easy access to main streets with high traffic counts.
CONTACT ME NOW FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS GREAT PROPERTY!!!!!
Robert Mendieta – CalBRE #01422904
Industrial Warehouse Sold in San Jacinto, CA
San Jacinto, CA—Lion Eagle Holdings LLC Industrial Warehouse Sold in San Jacinto, CA (aka: The Inland Empire). The building is 18,000 SF and represents a multi-tenant building containing 5 separate electric meters with 1,600 amps of 3 phase power. The property is situated on a 1.33 ac lot which is zoned light industrial. Lion Eagle Holdings occupied the entire facility, however, they leased back only 6,000 SF for a 6 month period. The new owners will utilize the entire facility once the sale leaseback tenancy period expires.
Robert Mendieta – Commercial Broker in the Temecula office represented the seller in this transaction. “The property was in escrow for 5 months while the buyers went through their due diligence process. I was excited that we finally got the deal done. This will bolster the capital that the seller needed for their business with their sale leaseback.” said Mendieta. “The new buyer was very helpful in this transaction and ultimately was able to create a win-win for Lion Eagle Holdings LLC, and the City of San Jacinto.”
“Because I primarily focus on Industrial, Warehousing and Logistics, I try to take an ROI (return on investment) approach to help business owners identify ways to infuse capital into their business and a sale leaseback is a perfect approach for just that. The best part of it, I am able to help my clients control or eliminate these inefficiencies and help them improve their bottom-line.” The buyers were represented by C1 Brokers.
For over 15 years, Robert has been selling Industrial Warehouses throughout the Inland Empire. Give Robert Mendieta a call to receive a Free Consultation. There’s never any obligation and he can help you sell, buy, or lease your next commercial real estate transaction. He can be reached at Ph. # 951-977-3251 or email robmendi@gmail.com .
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Warehouse San Jacinto, CA
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