296 N 2nd Ave
Upland, CA 91786
VACANT RESTAURANT BUILDING · Property For Lease

OWNER IS NEGOTIABLE ON PRICE! RESTAURANT WITH OUTDOOR PATIO AREA...... OWNER MAY CARRY FINANCING!! Business Attraction and Assistance Program: Up to $50K in a secured forgivable loan to be used towards purchase of business equipment, working capital or construction, loan is contingent on business creating and retaining two full time equivalent jobs to be held by low to moderate income individuals for up to 2 years. Commercial Rehabilitation Program: Up to $30K in conditional grant use to make city approved exterior façade improvements such as business signage, doors/windows, painting, outdoor dining, lighting, historical restoration etc.. to businesses in downtown Upland. Located in Historic Downtown Upland within walking distance to the famous Grove Theater, City Hall, School District offices, the ‘award winning’ San Antonio Community Hospital, the Metrolink, and numerous offices. Located just 36 miles east of Los Angeles, the City of Upland is a very affluent City. The average household income is $80,386. Establishing Downtown Upland as a vibrant retail district is one of the top priorities for the city leaders. The city is currently creating a plan to redevelop empty lots into mixed use buildings that will include new housing units and office spaces. DOWNTOWN EVENT CENTER PLANNED: The Development Services Department invites the public to participate in a Community Meeting for review and comment on the Historic Downtown Upland Urban Open Space Project (“Project”). To create an epicenter for Downtown events, congregations, public art and open space Project Location: The project site is located along the Pacific Electric Trail (aka Upland Bike Trail) between Third Avenue and Second Avenue in the City of Upland. The project encompasses Assessor Parcel Numbers (APNs) 1046-393-02 and 1046-33-09. Project Description: The project involves the Development of an urban open space on 0.69 acre in size of vacant land located on the Pacific Electric Trail between Third Avenue and Second Avenue to be used as a "Downtown Plaza" and continue the City's efforts to revitalize the Downtown area. Public Input is sought as to community amenities and overall design of the project.