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Investment Highlights
- City Directs Buyers to AB 2011 and SB 6 for Increased Residential Density and Mixed-Use
- 4 Parcel Assemblage Available with Frontage on W. Main Street 1st-Time in More Than 40 years
- City of El Cajon Anxious to Work with Developer to Revamp Industrial Area
- 173,780 Cars Per Day on Interstate 8 (0.4 Mile Away) with Off Ramps Feeding into this Street at Signal
- Located in the El Cajon Transit District Specific Plan, Blocks from Trolley Hub and Bus Line
- Location 2 Blocks Off HWY 8 Ramps - ALL TENANTS ARE MONTH-TO-MONTH
Executive Summary
MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION!!! The NEWLY REDUCED portfolio all sitting in El Cajon's new Transit District overlay zoning for mixed-use redevelopment site the "Green Street Gateway". From the corner of Millar with all four lots having frontage on W. Main Street to the middle of the block is finally offered together for a discounted sale and RECENTLY REDUCED to $3,388,888, providing an opportunity to redevelop for the newest mixed-use project in El Cajon. This Mixed-Use Project could be the solution with a Public-Private Partnership.
Senate Bill 79, the Abundant and Affordable Homes Near Transit Act, takes effect in July and allows developers to build structures up to nine stories tall near major transit stops in eight California counties. The law overrides local zoning restrictions in Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Alameda, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara and Sacramento counties—jurisdictions with at least 15 passenger rail stations. Height allowances range from six to nine stories for Tier 1 heavy-rail locations and five to eight stories for Tier 2 light-rail and bus rapid transit sites, extending to neighborhoods within a half-mile of transit stops. State Senator Scott Wiener introduced the bill in 2025 to accelerate housing production across California’s urban core.
Cities can delay the law’s requirements until 2030 by adopting their own density plans, but projects submitted before local plans are finalized will still fall under SB 79.
City of El Cajon has advised developers to look into the application of new state laws AB2011 and SB6 which may help you to up-zone the residential component of this proposed redeveloped mixed-use. However Developers should also look into Chapter 19.90 for State Bonus Density to see if it applies. Senate Bill SB684 Bonus Overlay/Senate Bill 1123 (Ministerial Permitting) may also be helpful.
The City is inviting Developers to come and bring their MIXED-USE solutions to an area that deeply needs regeneration and life. This is the perfect block to start on. Seller has these three parcels with the vacant warehouse on the west corner of Millar Ave and W. Main St, a main thoroughfare into the City from both La Mesa and Santee. A portfolio sale would allow a developer acquire almost an entire block or about 21,000 SF +/-. This area desperately needs a strip center with grocer, restaurants, small retail/office. The AB 2011 and SB6 allows a developer to expand his project and fulfill the needs of the city with the inclusion of residential or density units. The very low parking requirement sitting in the transit district should allow a developer to maximize their FAR for income producing suites and units. City wants this to be a walking, pedestrian friendly district. The project will serve not only the hundreds of employees at major car dealerships, but also the residential homes directly backing these parcels. The city is anxiously awaiting a developer to work with on rejuvenating this area to benefit its community. All 3D Modeling and Visualization is taken directly from the City of El Cajon's Transit District Specific Plan. These parcels sit within the KEY NODES and focus for their development around key intersections and the transit station.
NEW MESSAGE FROM THE CITY TO SELLER!!
"We’re thrilled to announce a major revitalization of downtown El Cajon! The Downtown El Cajon Business Partners have teamed up with New City America – a nationally recognized urban revitalization firm – to re-energize our city’s historic heart. Leading the charge is Marco Li Mandri, the visionary best known for transforming San Diego’s Little Italy into a vibrant destination as well as the Third Avenue Village in Chula Vista. With over 30 years of experience revitalizing communities, Marco will serve as the new Executive Director for downtown El Cajon, bringing fresh ideas and proven expertise to Main Street. "
"What does this mean for our community? Get ready to see positive changes in the coming months:
• Thriving New Businesses: Empty storefronts will soon house new restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and breweries, giving you more places to shop, dine, and enjoy local flavor.
• Lively Events & Nightlife: From expanded outdoor events to live music nights, downtown will be buzzing throughout the week – not just on special occasions. (Imagine art walks, night markets, and family-friendly festivals bringing Main Street alive!) Plus, the City is updating old regulations to welcome more entertainment options, so you can enjoy a fun evening out right here in El Cajon.
• Clean, Safe & Welcoming Streets: Expect to see cleaner sidewalks, improved lighting, beautiful landscaping, and public art that celebrates El Cajon’s heritage. Our revitalization plan includes a compassionate approach to homelessness, working with outreach teams to help our unhoused neighbors so everyone feels safe and welcome downtown."
"This downtown revitalization is all about community. It’s a collaborative effort by local business owners, city leaders, and residents like you to create a downtown we can all be proud of. The vision is a bustling hub of culture and commerce that reflects El Cajon’s unique spirit – a place where families stroll the sidewalks, friends meet up for coffee, and entrepreneurs thrive. As these plans take shape, you’ll start to see tangible changes: new storefronts opening their doors, more events filling the calendar, and a renewed sense of excitement on Main Street. We invite you to be a part of this journey – come out and enjoy downtown, support our local businesses, and share your ideas. There’s never been a more exciting time to invest in Downtown!" See news reel link from City https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09m1aSZ-0UE
PROPERTY FEATURES
- Investment Type: 4-Parcel Sale for Mixed-Use Development
- Lot Size: Approx. 21,000 SF
- APN: 487-282-27-00, 487-282-28-00, 487-282-29-00,
487-282-31-00
- Zoning: Commercial with Mixed Use Overlay
- Sale Price: $3,388,888
FOR SALE INDIVIDUALLY - IMPROVED Vacant Lot approx. 5,582 SF +/- offered at $788,000 APN 487-282-28-00; a Live/Work Industrial Commercial Building (with new roof as of May 28, 2019)is 1650 SF +/- on a 5, 219+/-SF lot offered separately at a reduced $898,000 APN: 487-282-29-00; 1288+/- SF Building on a 5,157 +/- SF Lot offered for $1,388,580 APN: 487-282-30-00; and corner 3200+/- SF Warehouse at 939 W. Main and Millar St. on APN: 487-282-31-00. Three long term tenants with month-month bring in about $8,350/month on three most eastern parcels (including the mechanics shop OFF MARKET at 935 W. Main). Income could help with entitlement costs.
DO NOT DISTURB TENANTS
TENANT IS NOT AWARE OF SALE
ALL TENANTS ARE MONTH-TO-MONTH
Senate Bill 79, the Abundant and Affordable Homes Near Transit Act, takes effect in July and allows developers to build structures up to nine stories tall near major transit stops in eight California counties. The law overrides local zoning restrictions in Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Alameda, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara and Sacramento counties—jurisdictions with at least 15 passenger rail stations. Height allowances range from six to nine stories for Tier 1 heavy-rail locations and five to eight stories for Tier 2 light-rail and bus rapid transit sites, extending to neighborhoods within a half-mile of transit stops. State Senator Scott Wiener introduced the bill in 2025 to accelerate housing production across California’s urban core.
Cities can delay the law’s requirements until 2030 by adopting their own density plans, but projects submitted before local plans are finalized will still fall under SB 79.
City of El Cajon has advised developers to look into the application of new state laws AB2011 and SB6 which may help you to up-zone the residential component of this proposed redeveloped mixed-use. However Developers should also look into Chapter 19.90 for State Bonus Density to see if it applies. Senate Bill SB684 Bonus Overlay/Senate Bill 1123 (Ministerial Permitting) may also be helpful.
The City is inviting Developers to come and bring their MIXED-USE solutions to an area that deeply needs regeneration and life. This is the perfect block to start on. Seller has these three parcels with the vacant warehouse on the west corner of Millar Ave and W. Main St, a main thoroughfare into the City from both La Mesa and Santee. A portfolio sale would allow a developer acquire almost an entire block or about 21,000 SF +/-. This area desperately needs a strip center with grocer, restaurants, small retail/office. The AB 2011 and SB6 allows a developer to expand his project and fulfill the needs of the city with the inclusion of residential or density units. The very low parking requirement sitting in the transit district should allow a developer to maximize their FAR for income producing suites and units. City wants this to be a walking, pedestrian friendly district. The project will serve not only the hundreds of employees at major car dealerships, but also the residential homes directly backing these parcels. The city is anxiously awaiting a developer to work with on rejuvenating this area to benefit its community. All 3D Modeling and Visualization is taken directly from the City of El Cajon's Transit District Specific Plan. These parcels sit within the KEY NODES and focus for their development around key intersections and the transit station.
NEW MESSAGE FROM THE CITY TO SELLER!!
"We’re thrilled to announce a major revitalization of downtown El Cajon! The Downtown El Cajon Business Partners have teamed up with New City America – a nationally recognized urban revitalization firm – to re-energize our city’s historic heart. Leading the charge is Marco Li Mandri, the visionary best known for transforming San Diego’s Little Italy into a vibrant destination as well as the Third Avenue Village in Chula Vista. With over 30 years of experience revitalizing communities, Marco will serve as the new Executive Director for downtown El Cajon, bringing fresh ideas and proven expertise to Main Street. "
"What does this mean for our community? Get ready to see positive changes in the coming months:
• Thriving New Businesses: Empty storefronts will soon house new restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and breweries, giving you more places to shop, dine, and enjoy local flavor.
• Lively Events & Nightlife: From expanded outdoor events to live music nights, downtown will be buzzing throughout the week – not just on special occasions. (Imagine art walks, night markets, and family-friendly festivals bringing Main Street alive!) Plus, the City is updating old regulations to welcome more entertainment options, so you can enjoy a fun evening out right here in El Cajon.
• Clean, Safe & Welcoming Streets: Expect to see cleaner sidewalks, improved lighting, beautiful landscaping, and public art that celebrates El Cajon’s heritage. Our revitalization plan includes a compassionate approach to homelessness, working with outreach teams to help our unhoused neighbors so everyone feels safe and welcome downtown."
"This downtown revitalization is all about community. It’s a collaborative effort by local business owners, city leaders, and residents like you to create a downtown we can all be proud of. The vision is a bustling hub of culture and commerce that reflects El Cajon’s unique spirit – a place where families stroll the sidewalks, friends meet up for coffee, and entrepreneurs thrive. As these plans take shape, you’ll start to see tangible changes: new storefronts opening their doors, more events filling the calendar, and a renewed sense of excitement on Main Street. We invite you to be a part of this journey – come out and enjoy downtown, support our local businesses, and share your ideas. There’s never been a more exciting time to invest in Downtown!" See news reel link from City https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09m1aSZ-0UE
PROPERTY FEATURES
- Investment Type: 4-Parcel Sale for Mixed-Use Development
- Lot Size: Approx. 21,000 SF
- APN: 487-282-27-00, 487-282-28-00, 487-282-29-00,
487-282-31-00
- Zoning: Commercial with Mixed Use Overlay
- Sale Price: $3,388,888
FOR SALE INDIVIDUALLY - IMPROVED Vacant Lot approx. 5,582 SF +/- offered at $788,000 APN 487-282-28-00; a Live/Work Industrial Commercial Building (with new roof as of May 28, 2019)is 1650 SF +/- on a 5, 219+/-SF lot offered separately at a reduced $898,000 APN: 487-282-29-00; 1288+/- SF Building on a 5,157 +/- SF Lot offered for $1,388,580 APN: 487-282-30-00; and corner 3200+/- SF Warehouse at 939 W. Main and Millar St. on APN: 487-282-31-00. Three long term tenants with month-month bring in about $8,350/month on three most eastern parcels (including the mechanics shop OFF MARKET at 935 W. Main). Income could help with entitlement costs.
DO NOT DISTURB TENANTS
TENANT IS NOT AWARE OF SALE
ALL TENANTS ARE MONTH-TO-MONTH
Data Room Click Here to Access
- Offering Memorandum
- Market Information
Taxes & Operating Expenses (Actual - 2024) Click Here to Access |
Annual (CAD) |
|---|---|
| Gross Rental Income |
$99,999
|
| Other Income |
-
|
| Vacancy Loss |
-
|
| Effective Gross Income |
$99,999
|
| Taxes |
$99,999
|
| Operating Expenses |
-
|
| Total Expenses |
$99,999
|
| Net Operating Income |
-
|
Taxes & Operating Expenses (Actual - 2024) Click Here to Access
| Gross Rental Income (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annual | $99,999 |
| Other Income (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annual | - |
| Vacancy Loss (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annual | - |
| Effective Gross Income (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annual | $99,999 |
| Taxes (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annual | $99,999 |
| Operating Expenses (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annual | - |
| Total Expenses (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annual | $99,999 |
| Net Operating Income (CAD) | |
|---|---|
| Annual | - |
Property Facts
| Price | $4,814,458 CAD | Number of Properties | 4 |
| Price / SF | $714.52 CAD / SF | Individually For Sale | 4 |
| Sale Conditions | Total Building Size | 6,738 SF | |
| Sale Type | Investment | Total Land Area | 0.48 AC |
| Status | Active |
| Price | $4,814,458 CAD |
| Price / SF | $714.52 CAD / SF |
| Sale Conditions | |
| Sale Type | Investment |
| Status | Active |
| Number of Properties | 4 |
| Individually For Sale | 4 |
| Total Building Size | 6,738 SF |
| Total Land Area | 0.48 AC |
Properties
| Property Name / Address | Property Type | Size | Year Built | Individual Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Improved Vacant Lot & Owner-User/Development
927 Main St, El Cajon, CA 92020 |
Land | 0.13 AC | - | $1,119,480 CAD |
| 939 W Main St, El Cajon, CA 92020 | Retail | 3,800 SF | 1972 | $2,129,285 CAD |
|
Industrial/Retail/Office/Live/Work
925 W. Main Street St, El Cajon, CA 92020 |
Retail | 1,650 SF | 1950 | $1,276,889 CAD |
|
El Cajon Auto Repair
935 W Main St, El Cajon, CA 92020 |
Retail | 1,288 SF | 2000 | $1,972,700 CAD |
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