INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SHOWCASE

The SR-14 Power Port

NE Corner SR-14 & Avenue G | Lancaster, CA 93536 | For Sale

INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

• The SR-14 PowerPort – a build-to-suit distribution colossus spanning 578,000 SF.
• The lowest-priced building over 500,000 SF in Southern California.
• 26-acre parcel with freeway frontage – brand presence + speed to market.
• 90 trailer stalls + 704 auto stalls for true fleet-scale operations.
• 56 dock-high doors + 2 grade-level doors for optimized flow.
• Antelope Valley AQMD (no ISR fees – verify), lowering long-term operating costs.
• Delivered turnkey with 10,000 SF of office built to suit.

INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY

Welcome to The SR-14 Power Port, where bulk logistics meets cost efficiency.
This proposed 578,000 SF distribution hub will rise along the SR-14 freeway with direct frontage visibility, cementing its role as the premier logistics launchpad for operators serving Southern California and beyond.

With 36-foot clear heights, ESFR sprinklers, and 5,000 amps of power, the PowerPort isn’t just a warehouse — it’s a command center for large-scale distribution, designed to accommodate modern supply chain demands.

The project is entitled as a single-user fortress of efficiency, offering fully fenced truck courts, reinforced 8” floor slabs, and pit-leveler-equipped dock doors for rapid load/unload cycles. Combined with the Antelope Valley’s business-friendly environment, abundant labor pool, and affordable housing, this site delivers unmatched scalability at a fraction of Inland Empire costs.

BUILDING SPECS

• Size: 578,000 SF | Lot: 26 AC
• Year Built: 2026 (Proposed) | Stories: 1
• Class: A | Subtype: Distribution
• Clear Height: 36’
• Dock-High Doors: 56 | Grade-Level Doors: 2
• Trailer Parking: 90 | Auto Stalls: 704
• Power: 5,000 Amps, 277-480V
• Sprinklers: ESFR
• Zoning: M-1 Industrial

INDUSTRIAL MARKET REPORT – ANTELOPE VALLEY

The Antelope Valley is fast becoming Southern California’s “expansion frontier” for logistics. With Inland Empire land costs skyrocketing, Lancaster and Palmdale are now absorbing demand from big-box distributors, aerospace-linked supply chains, and institutional developers.

Recent activity includes:

• Rexford Industrial has been targeting entitled sites in Lancaster for large-format warehouses.
• Northrop Grumman’s Palmdale presence continues to attract suppliers and logistics providers tied to defense and aerospace.
• Developers are pitching Antelope Valley sites as “Inland Empire North”, marketing cost savings of up to 30% compared with Ontario and Moreno Valley.

With freeway visibility, build-to-suit flexibility, and pricing power, The SR-14 Power Port offers a rare chance to own or occupy big-box industrial space in SoCal’s next growth submarket.

Links

Argossy International Properties
Lancaster Economic Development Dept.