240 Pine Avenue
$1.75/sqft/mo
240 Pine Avenue Long Beach, CA 90802
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About this listing
• High Traffic Corridor • Heavy Foot Traffic • Great Signage Opportunities • City owned Parking Structures located nearby • Located in the heart of Downtown Long Beach • Open floor plan with exposed bow-truss ceilings • Steps to Pine Ave Restaurants and Retail Amenities
240 Pine Avenue is a commercially zoned retail property that is approximately ± 12,000 SF. This property is in the heart of Downtown Long Beach located on the high traffic corridor of Pine Avenue in between 3rd and 4th Street and located within proximity to two large City owned parking lots located on Broadway and on 3rd. The City owned parking lots provide 2- hour free parking to all customers and/or low priced monthly parking passes.The space has an open floor plan with high ceilings, restrooms located in the rear, large open area that can be used for storage, and built out office available in the 2nd floor mezzanine. The immediate area surrounding the property is retail, office, residential, and service type businesses. The adjacent retail spaces to the north of this property will soon be converted into restaurants and directly to the south of this property there is a brand new brewery called the Altar Society. As a Pacific Rim city, Long Beach has many influences economically and culturally. Downtown continues to be the hub of tourism, business, and transit for the entire city. It is also home to a growing population of residents who want, within a livable urban core, convenient amenities, and services. Today, there are many facets that contribute to Downtown’s unique sense of place: It has a social heart (Pine Avenue and the waterfront), a civic core (Civic Center, City Hall, the newly constructed Governor George Deukmejian Courthouse), and major attractions (Long Beach Convention Center, The Aquarium of the Pacific and major hotels, restaurants, and beaches). Current market conditions are continuing to improve and new developments in Long Beach that have begun attracting new business, creative users, and visitors.
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Lease Type
Triple Net
