2637 El Segundo Blvd Compton, CA 90222-2207
This exceptional 0.32-acre industrial property, located at 2637 E El Segundo Boulevard in Compton, California, presents a unique investment opportunity. Boasting 99 square feet of existing space, the property is ideally situated just half a block from Alameda Street, providing convenient access to major transportation arteries. The Alameda Corridor, and close proximity to the 110, 710, 105, and 91 freeways, ensure seamless logistics and efficient distribution. Currently utilized for storage, the property's zoning allows for continued storage operations or redevelopment, offering considerable flexibility for future use. The site features a secure perimeter, fully fenced on all four sides, and includes convenient double-gate access from El Segundo Boulevard. Essential utilities, including electricity and water, are readily available on-site. This prime location, combined with its versatile zoning and excellent accessibility, makes this property an attractive proposition for investors seeking a strong return on investment in a high-demand industrial market. The asking price is $1,500,000. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-located industrial property in a thriving area with significant potential for growth and development. Don't miss out on this chance to secure a valuable asset in the heart of Compton's industrial sector.
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LCC3YY · Compton, CACompton. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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