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Faits saillants de l'investissement

  • Centrally located to visitor-serving attractions
  • Retail building plus area for storage or expansion
  • Two acres of yard space, well fenced, four gate access.

Résumé de l'annonce

Automotive Services: Auto repair shops, tire shops, car washes, or vehicle rental agencies, which require space for service bays, parking, or stor-
age.
Contractor Services: Businesses such as plumbing, electrical, or construction companies that need space for equipment storage, workshops, or
offices.
Retail with Service Components: Specialty retail like appliance repair shops or building supply stores.
Light Industrial or Storage: Small-scale warehousing, self-storage facilities, or distribution centers, if allowed under conditional use permits.
Animal Services: Veterinary clinics, pet grooming, or kennels, which often need space for facilities and parking.
Professional Offices: Businesses like medical clinics, dental offices, law firms, or accounting firms that provide professional services to clients.
Personal Services: Salons, barbershops, dry cleaners, or fitness centers that cater to individual consumer needs.
Why Twentynine Palms, CA, is an Ideal Location for Business Expansion
Twentynine Palms, a vibrant desert city in San Bernardino County, California, offers a unique blend of affordability, natural appeal, and strategic positioning that makes it a prime spot for business growth. Nestled at the gateway to Joshua Tree National Park and adjacent to the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center (MCAGCC), the city combines untapped market potential with a supportive environment for entrepreneurs. With a population of around 26,000 and steady influx from remote workers, retirees, and tourists, it's poised for expansion in sectors like retail, services, tourism, and light industry. Here's why businesses should consider it:1. Strategic Location and Accessibility
• Proximity to Major Hubs: Just 2 hours from Los Angeles and Palm Springs via I-10 and CA-62, Twentynine Palms provides easy access to urban markets while avoiding high coastal costs. The city serves as the northern entrance to Joshua Tree National Park, drawing over 3 million visitors annually (pre-2025 data from National Park Service shows consistent growth post-pandemic).
• Military and Tourism Synergies: Home to the largest U.S. Marine Corps base (MCAGCC, with 9,000+ personnel and families), it creates a stable demand for goods and services. The park's popularity boosts seasonal tourism, supporting hospitality and retail expansions.
• Infrastructure Upgrades: Recent investments in broadband (via California's Middle Mile Program) and road improvements enhance logistics, making it feasible for e-commerce fulfillment or service-based operations.
2. Affordable Real Estate and Operating Costs
• Competitive Land Prices: Commercial properties like the 28,314 sq ft parcel at 6854 Adobe Road (zoned Service Commercial) exemplify low entry barriers—land values here average $20,000–$50,000 per acre, far below California's coastal averages (per 2025 San Bernardino County assessor data). This zoning supports diverse uses like auto services, professional offices, or building supplies, ideal for scaling operations.
• Low Overhead: Utility rates are 20–30% below state averages, and property taxes hover around 1.1% of assessed value. The city's business-friendly policies, including streamlined permitting through the Planning Department, reduce startup timelines.
• Incentives for Growth: Access to California's GO-Biz programs, such as tax credits for job creation (up to $20,000 per new hire via the California Competes Tax Credit), and local grants for desert-region developments make expansion cost-effective.
3. Diverse and Growing Market Demographics
• Target Audiences: A mix of military families (steady income, young demographics), eco-tourists, and artists/retirees creates demand for personalized services. Median household income is $45,000–$50,000, with tourism injecting $100M+ annually into the local economy (per Visit California 2024 reports).
• Untapped Opportunities: Post-pandemic remote work trends have increased population by 5–7% since 2020 (U.S. Census estimates), fueling needs in health/wellness, outdoor gear retail, and professional services. Sectors like Service Commercial zoning (e.g., veterinary clinics, fitness centers, or contractor yards) align perfectly with this growth.
• Expansion Potential: Low saturation in niches like sustainable tourism (glamping, adventure rentals) or veteran-focused businesses positions new entrants for quick market share.
4. Supportive Community and Quality of Life
• Business Resources: The Twentynine Palms Chamber of Commerce offers networking, marketing support, and advocacy. The city's Economic Development Committee promotes initiatives like the "Desert Business Hub" for co-working and incubators.
• Lifestyle Appeal: Attract top talent with stunning desert landscapes, low crime rates (safer than 60% of U.S. cities per 2025 FBI data), and a creative vibe—home to artists' colonies and film locations. This reduces turnover and enhances employee satisfaction.
• Sustainability Edge: Emphasis on eco-friendly development (e.g., solar incentives via California's SGIP program) appeals to green businesses, aligning with Joshua Tree's conservation ethos.

Bilan financier (Pro forma - 2026)

Annuel (CAD) Annuel par pi² (CAD)
Revenu de location brut 160 256 $ 24,65 $
Autres revenus - -
Perte due à l’inoccupation 16 026 $ 2,47 $
Revenu brut effectif 144 230 $ 22,19 $
Taxes 14 711 $ 2,26 $
Dépenses d’exploitation 33 366 $ 5,13 $
Total des dépenses 48 077 $ 7,40 $
Revenu net d’exploitation 96 154 $ 14,79 $

Bilan financier (Pro forma - 2026)

Revenu de location brut (CAD)
Annuel 160 256 $
Annuel par pi² 24,65 $
Autres revenus (CAD)
Annuel -
Annuel par pi² -
Perte due à l’inoccupation (CAD)
Annuel 16 026 $
Annuel par pi² 2,47 $
Revenu brut effectif (CAD)
Annuel 144 230 $
Annuel par pi² 22,19 $
Taxes (CAD)
Annuel 14 711 $
Annuel par pi² 2,26 $
Dépenses d’exploitation (CAD)
Annuel 33 366 $
Annuel par pi² 5,13 $
Total des dépenses (CAD)
Annuel 48 077 $
Annuel par pi² 7,40 $
Revenu net d’exploitation (CAD)
Annuel 96 154 $
Annuel par pi² 14,79 $

Faits sur la propriété

Prix 1 225 890 $ CAD
Prix par pi² 188,60 $ CAD
Type de vente Investissement ou propriétaire utilisateur
Taux de capitalisation 7,84%
Condition de vente Propriété à inoccupation élevée
Type de propriété Spécialité
Sous-type de propriété
Parc à bois débités
  • Parc de stationnement (spécialité)
  • Hall de réunions (spécialité)
  • Aire de stockage chantier (spécialité)
Classe d’immeuble C
Taille du lot 1,80 AC
Taille du bâtiment 6 500 pi²
Nombre d’étages 1
Année de construction 1980
Ratio de stationnement 2/1 000 pi²
Zonage CS - Service commercial - Service commercial.
Plutôt praticable à pied
30/100
Très facile d’accès en voiture
80/100
Transports en commun limités
20/100
Assez praticable en vélo
30/100

Impôts fonciers

Impôts fonciers

Numéros de lot
Plusieurs
  • 0617-142-14
  • 0617-142-11
Évaluation du terrain
165 632 $ CAD (2025)
Évaluation des bâtiments
493 189 $ CAD (2025)
Évaluation totale
658 820 $ CAD (2025)
Impôts annuels
14 711 $ CAD (2,26 $ CAD/pi²)
Année d’imposition
2026
  • ID d’inscription: 40265157

  • Date de mise sur le marché: 2026-04-23

  • Dernière mise à jour:

  • Adresse: 6854 Adobe Rd, 29 Palms, CA 92277

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