12772 San Fernando Rd 143,529 SF of 5-Star Industrial Space Available in Sylmar, CA 91342
HIGHLIGHTS
- Brand new 143,529 SF Class A warehouse/distribution facility.
- Power: 4000 Amps, 277/480 Volts
- Estimated completion Q1-2025.
- Offers convenient access to the 5, 210, and 405 freeways.
FEATURES
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- Lease rate does not include utilities, property expenses or building services
- 2 Drive Ins
- 25 Loading Docks
- Premier San Fernando Valley location
- 25 dock high and 2 ground level loading doors
- LED lighting throughout
- Includes 7,957 SF of dedicated office space
- Space is in Excellent Condition
- Brand new Class A warehouse/distribution facility
- LEED Silver certification
- 19 EV charging stations - HVLS fans
| Space | Size | Term | Rental Rate | Space Use | Condition | Available |
| 1st Floor | 143,529 SF | Negotiable | Upon Request | Industrial | - | Now |
1st Floor
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| 143,529 SF |
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| Negotiable |
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| Upon Request |
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| Industrial |
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WAREHOUSE FACILITY FACTS
ABOUT SYLMAR
Sylmar is the northernmost neighborhood in the sprawling City of Los Angeles. Its distance from the area’s premier employment and residential hubs gives the area a suburban feel, but interstates 5, 405, and 210, collectively some of Los Angeles’ most heavily traveled highways, converge here. Interstate 5 is California’s main north-south artery and continues on into the Central Valley, and Interstate 210 offers direct access to the Inland Empire’s vast industrial landscape.
Manufacturing has been a staple of the area since the 1970s, with companies like L-3 Ocean Systems, Abbot/St. Jude Medical, and PPG Aerospace maintaining significant manufacturing operations here. The logistics sector has been growing here recently.
The area’s strategic location at the conjunction of several major highways helps underpin strong demand for industrial space. New industrial development is minimal, increasing competition for high-end spaces.
