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Corning Rd, Corning, CA

Commercial land with high visibility and freeway access in Corning, CA.

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Lot Size0.75 Acres
Days on Market414

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Standard status Active
Lot size 0.75 Acres
Property subtype LAND

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- Corning Crossroads is a high visibility commercial land opportunity located at the southwest quadrant of Corning Road and Interstate 5 in Corning, California. - Visible to approximately 60,000 cars per day, this ±7.22 acre project is at the main access point to the City. - A “way-stop” opportunity, Corning is the second largest city in Tehama County and is situated along Interstate 5 approximately 113 miles north of Downtown Sacramento and 49 miles south of Redding. - Known as the “Olive City”, Corning boasts being the home to the Bell Carter Food Company; the largest producer of table olives in the U.S. and the second largest in the world. Bell Carter employs approximately 500 full time positions. In addition, Corning is part of an extended trade area that includes the rural communities of Los Molinos, Orland and Red Bluff. - This site offers multiple opportunities to benefit from the combination of excellent freeway access and visibility, the area’s underserved retail presence and future growth potential in Corning.
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Listing Agency: Gallelli Real Estate
Listed By: Matt Goldstein
Source: Moodyscre
Added: Aug 20, 2025 Changed: Oct 3 Last Checked: Oct 5 at 8:20PM

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This commercial land opportunity is located at the southwest quadrant of Corning Road and Interstate 5 in Corning, California. The site is approximately 7.22 acres and visible to approximately 60,000 cars per day. It is situated at the main access point to the City. Corning is the second largest city in Tehama County and is located along Interstate 5 approximately 113 miles north of Downtown Sacramento and 49 miles south of Redding. Corning is home to the Bell Carter Food Company, which employs approximately 500 full time positions. The site offers opportunities to benefit from freeway access and visibility, the area’s underserved retail presence and future growth potential in Corning.

Key Highlights

  • High visibility location at the intersection of Corning Road and Interstate 5.
  • Visible to approximately 60,000 cars per day.
  • ±7.22 acre commercial land opportunity.

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What type of property is this?
Commercial land - Commercial land with high visibility and freeway access in Corning, CA.
Where is this commercial land located?
The property is located at Corning Rd Corning, CA.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: High visibility location at the intersection of Corning Road and Interstate 5.; Visible to approximately 60,000 cars per day.; ±7.22 acre commercial land opportunity.
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