16620 Stagg St, Van Nuys, CA 91406

Address: 16620 Stagg St, Van Nuys, CA 91406
Submarket: Central San Fernando Valley
Square Footage: 79,744
EST $ 143,539.20 / Mo
EST $1,722,470.40 / Yr
$1.80 / Sq / Mo
$21.60 / Sq / Yr

Property Description

Located at 16620 Stagg St in Van Nuys, CA, this industrial/distribution property encompasses a total building size of 79,744 square feet on a 4.10-acre lot. Constructed in 2001, the facility is classified for light manufacturing (M2 zoning) and features a clear height of 24 feet. The masonry structure is equipped with a wet sprinkler system and is connected to city water and sewer services. Positioned in the Central San Fernando Valley, the property benefits from proximity to major transportation routes, enhancing its appeal for logistics and distribution operations.

The available space comprises the entire 79,744 square feet of the building, which is in full build-out condition and will be available in 60 days. The property includes 14 dock-high doors and 2 drive-in bays, accommodating diverse industrial needs. With a lease rate of $21.60 per square foot per year under a triple net (NNN) agreement, the space is suitable for various industrial uses, including logistics and light manufacturing. The property also offers trailer parking and has the capacity for a power supply of 2,000 amps, 277–480V, 3 phase, facilitating efficient operations.

Building Details

Property Type:
Industrial
Subtype
Warehouse
Tenancy
Single

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