25362 3rd St, San Bernardino, CA 92410

Property Description

This opportunity includes a finished 2,500 SF building, parking lot, and infrastructure, and an additional parcel for a total of .9 acres (almost 1 acre). Located in the City of HIGHLAND (not in San Bernardino city limits) with Business Park zoning, which allows for a wide variety of light industrial, research and development, office uses. Subject to applicable General Plan policies and ordinance provisions of the City of Highland, appropriate uses include light manufacturing, wholesaling and warehousing conducted within an enclosed building; administrative and professional uses; business support uses; eating and drinking establishments; personal services; and retail sales of durable goods, along with general retail sales in areas designated to be retail anchors of a larger Business Park designated area. (City of Highland General Plan, pg 2-15). This is also an excellent redevelopment (development) opportunity. This property is at the Entrance of the San Bernardino International Airport which is Provides Daily Service to San Francisco & Provo, Utah, in addition to being a massive logistical hub for companies like Amazon, Fed-Ex, UPS, Stater Brothers, the United States Forest Service & Fire Fighting Center among others. The Airport covers 1,329 Acres and has a 3,000 meter runway to serve even the largest of aircraft. Traffic continues to increase at this Airport as they provide more civilian and government services. In a few years this Airport will explode, and the expectation of this can be seen as the government is heavily investing in the surrounding streets that approach the airport. The Inland Empire is one of the nation’s most important players in the logistics industry. Amazon has over 20,000 employees in 15 facilities in the Inland Empire. The IE has more industrial space leased than Dallas and Atlanta combined, which are consecutively the 2nd and 3rd largest and busiest cities in the U.S. The IE is home to more than 4.6 million people; a region that is larger than 24 of the 50 U.S. states.