• Two levels and a mezzanine space, located near the San Pedro Port of Call
• T.I Money and rent abatement can be discussed
• Close to historic restaurants and bars in an area which is “up and coming”
• Presently in operation as a coffee house
• Landlord is looking for an experienced operator that can build out the kitchen with a hood and operate the whole building, with the highest and best use as a tenant
• Potential operators bring your ideas and plans for this location which offers a great opportunity to add value
PARKING: Public and street parking nearby
San Pedro is regarded as one of the largest and busiest deep-water ports in the nation. The community of San Pedro has many outstanding places to visit including fabulous beaches bordering the Pacific Ocean, the Port of Los Angeles, parks, historical monuments, museums, aquariums, restaurants, shopping, and the historical downtown area which is full of culture. San Pedro is currently experiencing a massive revitalization. There has been a recent injection of significant capital into the area from private and public sources. Some of the improvements taking shape currently include the SpaceX Big Falcon Rocket development and manufacturing facility on Terminal Island. Of course, the biggest and most exciting development is happening at the waterfront! The Port of Los Angeles is investing $1.2 billion in the San Pedro Waterfront redevelopment. Stretching from the Vincent Thomas Bridge to Cabrillo Beach this covers more than 400 acres. The focal point of this major capital improvement project includes the $38.5 million Downtown Harbor and Promenade located between 5th and 6th streets. As the leading trade gateway in North America, the Port of Los Angeles has always been an economic engine of Southern California and a major contributor to the national economy, with about 1.6 million jobs across the United States connected to our cargo trade and operations. Building the San Pedro Public Market is a key component in the ongoing, broader plan to revitalize and re-energize the LA Waterfront, and improve ocean-side access for both locals and tourists.
