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$99,835,725

Description

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SHOWCASE — YUCAIPA LOGISTICS CENTER

33800 County Line Ln Yucaipa, CA 92320 363,039 SF 4-Star Industrial Building ($275/SF) $99,835,725

Yucaipa Logistics Center

33800 County Line Lane, Yucaipa, CA 92320
363,039 SF | $99,835,725 | $275/SF

Industrial Logistics Summary

The Yucaipa Logistics Center represents the next wave of Class A distribution in the Inland Empire East submarket. This 363,039-square-foot state-of-the-art facility delivers both scale and sustainability, offering investors or owner-users a premier logistics platform with freeway visibility and direct I-10 connectivity.

Designed for modern supply chain requirements, the building incorporates 34 dock-high doors, 2 ground-level doors, and a 36-foot clear height, supported by ESFR K-25 sprinklers and motion-sensor LED lighting. The property provides 8,243 square feet of high-quality two-story office space, 388 automobile stalls, and 42 trailer positions — ensuring flexibility for e-commerce, third-party logistics, or corporate distribution tenants.

With its LEED-certified design, solar-ready roof, and alignment to net-zero carbon emission goals by 2050, the Yucaipa Logistics Center also sets a new benchmark for sustainable industrial development in the region.

Industrial Highlights

363,039 SF of Class A logistics space on 19.32 acres
8,243 SF two-story office buildout
34 dock-high doors | 2 ground-level doors | 36’ clear height
388 auto parking stalls | 42 trailer stalls | Secured truck circulation
I-10 freeway frontage with direct regional access
LEED-certified, solar-ready, and ESG-focused design
Delivered 2025 | Single-tenant configuration

Market Overview – Yucaipa & Inland Empire East

The Inland Empire East continues to see elevated demand from logistics operators seeking expansion opportunities along the I-10 and I-215 corridors. While nearby markets such as San Bernardino, Redlands, and Riverside have experienced significant absorption from e-commerce giants, Yucaipa is emerging as a strategic alternative for users requiring scale and freeway visibility without the congestion of core submarkets.

Notably, Amazon, Target, and Walmart have committed to hundreds of thousands of square feet across the broader San Bernardino County, fueling sustained investor confidence. Institutional players such as Prologis and Blackstone have also transacted on Inland Empire assets at record pricing, underscoring the liquidity of the region’s industrial sector.

In this context, the Yucaipa Logistics Center offers investors a rare opportunity: a brand-new, freeway-fronting, ESG-forward facility in one of the fastest-growing industrial corridors in Southern California.