INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SHOWCASE

31887 Corydon Road, Unit 170 — Lake Elsinore, CA

Corporate Spotlight

Lake Elsinore’s Corydon industrial corridor is fast becoming a magnet for small to mid-sized enterprises. From regional distributors to fast-growing construction and specialty trades, the area is attracting owner-users priced out of neighboring Murrieta and Temecula. Nearby, Amazon and Home Depot’s logistics footprints add to the industrial gravity of southwest Riverside County. With a growing population and infrastructure investment, Lake Elsinore has transformed into a next-wave industrial hub where companies are planting long-term flags.

Introduce the Property

Unit 170 at 31887 Corydon Road delivers visibility, functionality, and polish in one package. This ±4,808 SF industrial condo, built in 2004, is a two-story end-cap unit with unmatched exposure in Lake Elsinore’s thriving business park. Offered at $1,370,280 ($285/SF), this property blends modern warehouse capability with professional office finishes — a rare combination in today’s market.

Area Industrial Pulse

The I-15 corridor through Lake Elsinore is one of the fastest-growing industrial arteries in the Inland Empire. Businesses seeking affordability, accessibility, and labor force depth are driving vacancy rates down and values upward. The Corydon corridor has emerged as the front door for small and midsize industrial players, serving e-commerce, light manufacturing, and service-based industries.

Location Advantage

Minutes from Interstate 15 and the Ortega Highway, this address offers prime regional connectivity. Easy in-and-out access from Corydon Street makes daily operations smooth for tenants, employees, and logistics partners. Lake Elsinore’s location between San Diego, Orange County, and the Inland Empire gives businesses three-market reach from a single hub.

Industrial Momentum

• Regional Growth: Neighboring Murrieta and Temecula have pushed demand eastward, boosting Lake Elsinore’s industrial profile.
• Corporate Neighbors: Amazon, Home Depot, and Lowe’s logistics facilities reinforce the region as a distribution stronghold.
• Investment Confidence: Institutional and private capital alike are targeting southwest Riverside County as a value corridor with long-term upside.

Why This Property?

Unit 170 is a Showroom Stronghold: a property that delivers both operational efficiency and client-facing presence. Its end-cap position, tall clear height, upgraded mezzanine offices, and abundant natural light create an environment suited for businesses that need to impress customers while running smooth day-to-day operations. Seller financing options sweeten the opportunity, making ownership more accessible in a competitive market.

Industrial Property Specs

Links

Riverside County Economic Development Dept.
Argossy International Properties