Newly Built ±25,000 SF Industrial | Traditional or Cannabis Use
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The Bradco Companies
| Date Uploaded: November 30, 2022
| Date Created: November 29, 2022
Description
Built in 2022; Two (2) ground-level doors; Three (3) man doors; ±25’ peak height ±18’ height at the hip; The building will have 2400 Amp, 3P 480v power; Fully insulated; Metal engineering; Owner will demise the space to ±12,500 SF on a lease; Within Cannabis Cultivation & Manufacturing Zone
Categories:
Commercial Properties for Lease, Commercial Properties for Sale
Property Types:
Industrial, Cannabis
States:
CALIFORNIA
Regions:
Southern California, Northern California, Inland Empire, Riverside County, Imperial County, San Bernardino County, Kern County, High Desert
Cities:
Adelanto
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