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DTLA Turnkey Industrial or Redevelopment
2 Industrial Properties Online Auction Sale Los Angeles, CA


INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
- This vacant warehouse/manufacturing facility offers flexible space ideal for industrial business owners or a carried land redevelopment project.
- Easily accessible via the 10, the 101, and the 110, the property is also walkable stations for the Gold, Purple, and A metro lines.
- Robust 3-mile population exceeds 442,000, with more than 25% currently employed in trade, transportation, utility, or manufacturing segments.
- Key features of the property include eight dock doors, two drive-in doors, dedicated office space, bow truss ceilings, and a 3-phase power supply.
- Located between the Arts District, Little Tokyo, and Koreatown, the facility is near new residential developments and large industrial operations.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
540-564 S Crocker Street’s highly versatile space makes it an excellent choice for a wide variety of businesses looking to enter this vibrant trade area. Spanning a total of 19,195 square feet, the property comprises Building A (11,000 square feet) and Building B (8,195 square feet), which can be combined with the removal of an existing party wall. Building A boasts a clear height of up to 16 feet and six dock doors while Building B offers a clear height of up to 20 feet and two dock doors. Both buildings feature a grade-level drive-in door, dedicated office space, and a 3-phase power supply. Unique, high bow truss wood beach ceilings and a large parking lot with an automatic, fenced gate add to the property’s appeal and functionality.
Positioned at the gateway between the Arts District, Little Tokyo, and Koreatown, 540-564 S Crocker Street is ideally located near many of Downtown LA’s most vibrant neighborhoods. The area has emerged as a hotspot for new residential projects, with almost 1,000 new units planned or currently under construction. A strong concentration of nearby industrial operations also reinforces this as the perfect new home for warehouse or manufacturing businesses. The neighboring Seafood District also provides significant potential for conversion to cold storage uses.
540-564 S Crocker Street’s easily accessible location simplifies logistics and commute times. The property is easily reached by the area’s freeway network, including the 10, the 101, and the 110. Public transportation options are also readily available, with stations for the Gold, Purple, and A metro lines sitting within walking distance. The surrounding area provides business owners with a dependable workforce pipeline when looking within three miles of the subject property. The population of more than 442,000 provides daytime employment of more than 339,000 to the area. With more than 25% of these workers employed in trade, transportation, utility, or manufacturing industries, there is never a shortage of motivated and qualified new employees for local industrial businesses.
With its well-connected location, flexible space, and future development potential, 540-564 S Crocker Street represents an excellent opportunity for owners/users or investors looking to capitalize on one of Downtown LA’s most sought-after industrial markets.
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PROPERTY FACTS
Sale Condition | Auction Sale | Number of Properties | 2 |
Type of Ownership | Fee Simple | Total Building Size | 19,195 SF |
Sale Type | Investment | Total Land Area | 0.91 AC |
Status | Active |
Sale Condition | Auction Sale |
Type of Ownership | Fee Simple |
Sale Type | Investment |
Status | Active |
Number of Properties | 2 |
Total Building Size | 19,195 SF |
Total Land Area | 0.91 AC |
PROPERTIES
PROPERTY NAME / ADDRESS | PROPERTY TYPE | SIZE | YEAR BUILT |
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Bldg A
540 S Crocker St, Los Angeles, CA 90013 |
Industrial | 11,000 SF | 1957 |
Bldg B
550-564 S Crocker St, Los Angeles, CA 90013 |
Industrial | 8,195 SF | 1947 |
SALE ADVISORS
Brent Koo, First Vice President
Brent has been a top producer in the Los Angeles market for over 15 years and has successfully brokered over $1 billion in total consideration. Brent is well respected from his clients for his trustworthiness and his ability to successfully execute no matter how complex or challenging the situation is. Brent is a member of KREBA (Korean Real Estate Brokers Association) and KITA (Korean International Trade Association).
Lex Yoo, First Vice President
With over 15 years of active engagement in the commercial real estate industry and a remarkable transaction volume exceeding $1 billion, Lex brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his role. Prior to his career as a broker, he served as an investment director, overseeing the acquisition of over $1 billion in distressed real estate assets across various categories, including industrial, multi-family, hospitality, retail, and mixed-use properties. Lex's extensive background and deep industry knowledge make him an invaluable resource for clients seeking successful real estate ventures in the US market.
Abraham Kim, Industrial Leasing and Sales
Prior to CBRE, Abraham worked at Morgan Stanley in conduit lending and served as the Sales & Marketing Manager at Samsung Construction & Trading.
Abraham holds a BA from Boston College and an MBA from the UCLA Anderson School of Management.
ABOUT CENTRAL LA (IND FOR SALE)
Central Los Angeles encompasses the neighborhoods around downtown Los Angeles, including the Arts District, Boyle Heights, and El Sereno. Major employers include Cal State Los Angeles and the University of Southern California Health Sciences campus.
The area has long been home to smaller industrial tenants that utilize space for a variety of manufacturing and distribution uses thanks to its central location in the massive Los Angeles metropolitan area. The area has a burgeoning life sciences corridor that stretches from Occidental College in the north to Cal State LA, with companies utilizing an educated workforce in the area for the expanding industry. Other large talent generators include universities such as Cal Tech in nearby Pasadena.
New construction is rare in these areas. Many recent transactions continue to be motivated by redevelopment strategies.
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