750 Long Beach Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90813
9,100 SF | Vacant | Retail Building | Online Auction Sale | Long Beach, CA 90813
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- Property Type
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Retail
- Square Feet
- 9,100 SF
Listing Contacts
Tim Steuernol
Carlos Silguero
Property Overview
NAI Capital is pleased to present the multifaceted asset at 750 Long Beach Boulevard exclusively to the market for various acquisition options. Sitting on a 0.21-acre parcel, the site is improved by a 9,100-square-foot vacant retail asset, a former local pharmacy. Nestled among Long Beach Boulevard’s popular retail corridor, this asset has prime visibility near the signalized intersection of the Boulevard and E 8th Street, seeing a surplus of 17,900 vehicles per day. Should an owner/user choose to bring a new retail storefront business into the space, prime visibility and the built-in surrounding customer base would extensively drive revenue.
750 Long Beach Boulevard is zoned for Long Beach Planned Development (LBPD30). This zoning allows for high-density residential development projects with lower parking requirements, should a repurposing investment acquisition take place. The purposes of the Planned Development (PD) District include permitting a compatible mix of land uses, allowing planned commercial areas and business parks, and encouraging a variety of housing styles and densities. With this zoning, the city has seven primary goals. These include promoting investment and affordable housing growth, modernizing regulations to comply with the state’s design standards, streamlining California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) compliance, aligning the Downtown Plan with recent policy changes in the Land Use Element (LUE), Housing Element and other city planning, adopt a Specific Plan consistent with State law, standards, and best practices, provide regulations suitable for the smaller or irregular land use sites within downtown, and create development regulations specific to downtown, comprehensive, easy to administer and understandable by the public.
Nestled in St. Mary’s urban core neighborhood of Long Beach, 750 Long Beach Boulevard is in an exceptional locale. The suburb is renowned for its bustling landscape, showcasing how deeply rooted in history, culture, and community spirit it is. St. Mary's speaks to a genuine vibe with historic buildings. The area has a variety of local businesses, providing an authentic feel with its understated charm. 750 Long Beach Boulevard's encompassing 3 miles exhibit strong demographics, as seen by more than $2.6 billion being spent and generated back into the local economy annually. There are approximately 244,195 residents, and the average household income is about $85,000.
Property tours are available by appointment only. Please get in touch with the listing broker to schedule.
750 Long Beach Boulevard is zoned for Long Beach Planned Development (LBPD30). This zoning allows for high-density residential development projects with lower parking requirements, should a repurposing investment acquisition take place. The purposes of the Planned Development (PD) District include permitting a compatible mix of land uses, allowing planned commercial areas and business parks, and encouraging a variety of housing styles and densities. With this zoning, the city has seven primary goals. These include promoting investment and affordable housing growth, modernizing regulations to comply with the state’s design standards, streamlining California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) compliance, aligning the Downtown Plan with recent policy changes in the Land Use Element (LUE), Housing Element and other city planning, adopt a Specific Plan consistent with State law, standards, and best practices, provide regulations suitable for the smaller or irregular land use sites within downtown, and create development regulations specific to downtown, comprehensive, easy to administer and understandable by the public.
Nestled in St. Mary’s urban core neighborhood of Long Beach, 750 Long Beach Boulevard is in an exceptional locale. The suburb is renowned for its bustling landscape, showcasing how deeply rooted in history, culture, and community spirit it is. St. Mary's speaks to a genuine vibe with historic buildings. The area has a variety of local businesses, providing an authentic feel with its understated charm. 750 Long Beach Boulevard's encompassing 3 miles exhibit strong demographics, as seen by more than $2.6 billion being spent and generated back into the local economy annually. There are approximately 244,195 residents, and the average household income is about $85,000.
Property tours are available by appointment only. Please get in touch with the listing broker to schedule.
Property Details
- Class
- C
- Year Built/Renovated
- 1926/2005
- Stories
- 2
- Property Subtype
- Storefront
- Lot Size (sq. ft)
- 12,632 SF
Highlights
- 750 Long Beach Blvd is a 9,100-SF former retail asset on a 0.29-acre parcel zoned LBPD30 for a new retail business or repurposing.
- Nestled at the end of Long Beach Blvd by the signalized intersection of E 8th St, providing about 80 feet of direct frontage and prime visibility.
- Premier owner/user asset for new retail storefront operations or an investor's opportunity to repurpose with flexible high-density zoning.
- Other major retailers along Long Beach Blvd include Mosaic Shopping Center, CVS, Walgreens, Subway, Panda Express, Carl’s Jr., and more.
- Flexible opportunity in the Long Beach Downtown Submarket, benefitting from the positive Los Angeles economy and high tourism levels.
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