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Discover a commercial land offering on Commerce Drive in California City, near existing commercial properties and neighborhood services. This parcel offers a chance to acquire land with commercial zoning and consider future uses subject to city approval. Business owners and investors researching future development will want to take a closer look. The Commerce Drive setting provides a different environment from properties positioned directly along California City Boulevard. Rather than relying on major boulevard frontage, this location may appeal to buyers whose plans call for a commercial site on a local street. Nearby commercial properties help illustrate the surrounding land use. Visit the neighborhood to see how the location fits your plans. County property information identifies the land as commercial acreage with a commercial zoning designation. Zoning alone does not establish whether a proposed use will be permitted. Prospective purchasers should contact California City planning and building officials to confirm the current zoning designation, permitted and conditional uses, setbacks, access requirements, parking standards, development fees, and any approvals that may be necessary. Confirm proposed improvements before purchase. As with any land purchase, buyers should independently investigate utility availability and connection costs, water and sewer service, electric service, drainage, grading, soils, survey boundaries, easements, road access, and title conditions. The presence of nearby buildings or infrastructure should not be taken as a guarantee that services are available at the parcel or that connections can be made without additional expense. A site visit and due diligence can clarify development considerations. Commercial land can serve many different ownership goals, from planning a future business location to holding property while researching the area's long term direction. This Commerce Drive parcel offers an entry point for buyers who appreciate the flexibility of land ownership and are prepared to complete the research required for their specific plans. Explore the surroundings, speak with the city about your intended use, and consider how this California City location may fit into your next chapter. Buyers may also wish to consult local contractors and utility providers for preliminary estimates before deciding how to proceed with future plans.
Listing agent: Marcus Shivers DRE #00924713 marcshivers@kw.com, Listing office: KW Mojave
MLS data updated 11/1/2026, 9:54:03 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: HD26215497
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Oct 6, 2026
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$25,000Original asking price · Oct 6, 2026ZIP 93505 · Oct 2026
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