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More details for 6728 Bright Ave, Whittier, CA - Retail for Sale
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6728 Bright Ave

Whittier, CA 90601

  • Brewery
  • Retail for Sale
  • $3,158,107 CAD
  • 5,208 SF

Whittier Retail for Sale - Southeast Los Angeles

Take one step inside 6728 Bright Avenue and be transported to the crossroads of historic architecture and modern design. The room appears more spacious than its actual size, thanks to its soaring ceilings and the striking bow-truss roof, which is truly captivating. The exposed early 20th-century ducts and original doors bring the past back to life and give a glimpse into 1930s architecture. The unique floor design and roll-up door to an outdoor patio provide the perfect blend of modern aesthetics with a historical design. In addition to the breathtaking design, the layout of 6728 Bright Avenue is set up in a way that caters to a variety of retail and office uses. Encompassing a large open-air space in the front and additional rooms in the rear of the property that can be used as offices or rooms for private events, this 5,208-square-foot single-tenant retail building (with potential for multi-tenant conversion) is a canvas perfect for those with a vision. Whether it becomes a private event space, a creative office, a brewery, a fine dining establishment, or a boutique concept, the property carries an energy that invites possibility. The property is equipped with approximately 800 amps of power capacity, allowing for more than enough electrical capacity to support multiple uses. What makes this building truly shine isn’t just what’s inside; it’s where it stands. Just steps away from Greenleaf Avenue, Uptown Whittier’s main corridor, this location sits at the heart of a $20 million revitalization effort known as the Greenleaf Promenade, a transformation designed to turn Uptown into a walkable, dynamic destination filled with dining, retail, and pedestrian experiences. As the streets come alive with new energy, foot traffic, and investment, properties like this will sit at the center of it all. For the owner/user, this building is a rare chance to plant roots in a market that’s evolving upward to own rather than lease. In addition to designing a space that tells their story, they also benefit from the appreciation and exposure that comes with being on the most desirable block of Uptown Whittier. 6728 Bright Avenue isn’t just a building; it’s a chance to own part of Uptown Whittier’s next chapter.

Contact:

Centennial Advisers

Property Subtype:

Storefront

Date on Market:

2025-12-22

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More details for Peter's Landing – Retail for Sale, Huntington Beach, CA

Peter's Landing

  • Brewery
  • Retail for Sale
  • $70,714,136 CAD
  • 98,590 SF
  • 3 Retail Properties
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More details for 139 Nevada St, El Segundo, CA - Flex for Sale

137-139 Nevada - 139 Nevada St

El Segundo, CA 90245

  • Brewery
  • Flex for Sale
  • $8,238,540 CAD
  • 9,711 SF
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More details for 332-340 S Avenue 17, Los Angeles, CA - Industrial for Sale

332-340 S Avenue 17

Los Angeles, CA 90031

  • Brewery
  • Industrial for Sale
  • $14,829,372 CAD
  • 34,325 SF

Los Angeles Industrial for Sale - Glendale

332–340 S Avenue 17 presents a compelling opportunity to acquire a versatile industrial asset in one of Los Angeles’ most dynamic and evolving creative districts. Positioned within the Cornfield Arroyo Seco Specific Plan, the property sits amid a wave of adaptive-reuse momentum and urban revitalization that continues to reshape the Lincoln Heights landscape. This strategic setting offers both secure, immediate cash flow and outstanding long-term potential for redevelopment, mixed-use integration, or a hybrid owner-user configuration. Comprised of four industrial units across several structures built between 1928 and 1955, the property features robust infrastructure including heavy electrical capacity estimated at 2,800 amps, multiple ground-level loading positions, and cooling systems installed throughout all units. The buildings are supported by a gated parking lot with 38 spaces, an increasingly valuable attribute in the dense urban core. The approximate 41,250-square-foot lot provides frontage along Avenue 17 and proximity to key regional access routes, enhancing ease of operations for a wide range of industrial, production, and creative tenants. Current tenants include Possible Inc., LA Opera, and Dolan Group, representing a mix of creative production, fabrication, and institutional uses that highlight the enduring demand for flexible industrial space in this submarket. The asset’s existing gross income of approximately $600,000, combined with its potential for repositioning or partial owner occupancy, positions it as a standout candidate for investors evaluating 1031 exchanges or mixed-strategy acquisition models. Beyond its income profile, the property benefits from its designation within an Opportunity Zone and the UV Urban Village zoning classification, both of which support a wide array of future development pathways subject to verification. Its adjacency to the Brewery Arts Complex, LA State Historic Park, Chinatown, and the Arts District reinforces steady tenant demand and deepens its long-term value trajectory.

Contact:

Lee & Associates

Property Subtype:

Manufacturing

Date on Market:

2026-02-10

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More details for 351 S Ave 17 & 338 S Ave 16 Portfolio – Industrial for Sale, Los Angeles, CA

351 S Ave 17 & 338 S Ave 16 Portfolio

  • Brewery
  • Industrial for Sale
  • $15,515,917 CAD
  • 41,158 SF
  • 2 Industrial Properties

Los Angeles Portfolio of properties for Sale - Glendale

This fully leased industrial investment at 351 S Avenue 17 and 338 S Avenue 16 presents a rare opportunity to acquire a stabilized multi-tenant asset in the heart of Lincoln Heights, one of Los Angeles’ fastest-transforming creative and industrial districts. Encompassing approximately 41,158 square feet across two contiguous parcels, the property offers an exceptional blend of income durability, redevelopment potential, and prime positioning within the Cornfield Arroyo Seco Specific Plan, a zoning framework designed to encourage adaptive reuse, creative industrial activity, and long-term growth. The property’s six-unit configuration is fully leased to an eclectic roster of creative, production, and artisan tenants including Keystone Art Space, Dystopian Studios, Wonzimer, Cooper R. Gross, and All 4 The Mountain. This established tenancy underscores the area’s appeal to innovative users seeking authentic industrial character, flexible workspace, and proximity to Downtown Los Angeles, Chinatown, the Arts District, Frogtown, and the LA State Historic Park. With triple-frontage along Avenue 17, Avenue 16, and Mozart Street, the asset benefits from excellent visibility, natural light, and convenient street parking on all sides. Features such as heavy power capacity estimated at 1,800 amps, high ceilings, multiple loading positions, and sprinklered interiors enhance its long-term functional appeal for a wide range of occupiers. The property sits within a designated Opportunity Zone and the Urban Innovation zoning classification, offering investors notable tax-advantaged potential and flexible redevelopment pathways including mixed-use, creative campus, or specialty industrial concepts, subject to verification. Priced at $11,300,000 with a going-in cap rate of 5.26 percent on existing income of approximately $842,500, this offering aligns well with investors seeking reliable cash flow in a high-barrier submarket experiencing sustained demand from media, arts, boutique manufacturing, and urban production ecosystems. Its strategic location, strong tenancy, and long-range development upside make it a compelling 1031 exchange candidate and a standout industrial holding in greater Los Angeles.

Contact:

Lee & Associates

Date on Market:

2026-02-10

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More details for 150 S Monte Vista Ave, San Dimas, CA - Office for Sale

The Big Red Barn - 150 S Monte Vista Ave

San Dimas, CA 91773

  • Brewery
  • Office for Sale
  • $1,126,679 CAD
  • 2,500 SF
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More details for 1529 W Pacific Coast Hwy, Long Beach, CA - Retail for Sale

1529 W Pacific Coast Hwy

Long Beach, CA 90810

  • Brewery
  • Retail for Sale
  • $1,220,677 CAD
  • 2,200 SF
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Breweries For Sale

Breweries

What is a brewery?

Breweries are businesses that manufacture beer and sell it to the public or other businesses. Breweries employ people whose jobs are involved in virtually every aspect of the business, including brewing beer and other beverages as well as selling products to distributors or directly to customers. A number of breweries also have tasting rooms where customers can try beers on tap that are available nowhere else.

What is a brewpub?

A brewpub is a type of brewery that also serves food for on-site consumption, although many brewpubs now have off-premise licenses as well. A brewpub differs from a tavern in that all of its beer is brewed on the premises, instead of simply acquiring it from an off-site source.

What is a microbrewery?

A microbrewery or craft brewery is usually an independently owned and operated company that produces small batches of beer using traditional ingredients like malted barley; other breweries may use adjuncts such as corn or rice. The term "microbrewery" was coined by the New York Times in June 1985, in an article about Siebel Institute of Technology's graduate program in brewing technology.

The distinction between a brewery and a microbrewery is somewhat ambiguous, however, since there are no clear definitions for either. In addition, different classifications of microbreweries exist, depending on the national brewing standards that are used.

What is a tap room in a microbrewery?

A tap room is an area that houses beer to be served on-premise at a brewery. At brewpubs the term may refer to a location where people gather to drink beer, eat meals and listen to music or watch sports events on television. Tap rooms are places where customers can taste various beers that the brewery makes to determine whether they want to buy a full glass of it. They may also be able to purchase additional bottles or growlers for consumption off-site, depending on the laws of their state.

Are breweries popular for investors, should I buy a brewery?

Despite the fact that many breweries are small businesses with sales below $1 million, they have achieved amazing popularity as an investment opportunity. Many investors in breweries are avid beer enthusiasts, but others see the investment as a way to earn strong returns on their money in an era of low interest rates.

Breweries can require significant investments with many businesses spending a large sum per year in rent, equipment and other business-related expenses. Because most breweries are open only a limited number of hours each week or month, it can take a longer to recoup costs and earn a profit. Many breweries therefore require investment from investors who have little to no interest in the day-to-day operations, but simply want to invest money while having some of it managed by others with experience in the industry.

Why should I start a brewery?

While the business of brewing beer may not be right for everyone, you'll learn to appreciate why brewers are passionate about making superior beers when you're involved in it as a business. You can take pride in knowing that you produced something that people enjoy and benefit from.

Because the industry is so competitive, you'll also need to have a true passion for beer if you want to succeed with your brewery. You need to consider carefully why you want to start a brewery, and whether or not that is the best decision for you. It takes dedication and hard work to launch a new business, especially one as complex as a brewery.

How do I get started?

The first step in opening a brewery is finding a suitable location. The main factor in starting a brewery is location, and. It's more than just getting a "deal." Look for an old brewery - or some other established building in close proximity to your target market. You don't have to spend a large sum of money on renovations if you can find one that's been renovated already or has up to date infrastructure.

In summary, there are many steps involved in starting a brewery. They include:

  1. Find the right location and secure funding for your business.
  2. Get the business plan ready and start negotiating with suppliers or distributors of brewing materials.
  3. Get the required licenses and permits in order.
  4. Build or renovate your brewery.
  5. Train staff for the brewery and purchase inventory and equipment.
  6. Test market your brand to consumers.
  7. Start selling beer!

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