1.27+- acres of M-2 heavy industrial land at approximately 1244 W Avenue G-8 Lancaster, CA 93534. Electric is to the east on 10th St W. Water is by water well and sewer is by septic. Some of the commercial uses in the heavy industrial zone areas are but not limited… Read More to: Aircraft-Related Uses, Automobile boat, vehicle, tractor dealerships, body repair, dismantling, scrap metal processing/salvage yards, building trades, communication facilities, food manufacturing and storage facilities, general manufacturing, high technology research and development, warehousing and storage, emergency shelters etc. ''Automobile, Boat, Equipment, Motorcycle, Truck, Tractor, Sales, Service, Repair, Accessories and Parts. This category includes but is not limited to motor vehicle dealerships including recreational vehicles, auto parts stores: tires, batteries and accessory stores; body and frame shops, auto upholstery shops, brake shops, car wash, muffler shops, radiator shops, repair shops, service stations, and similar uses.'' This heavy industrial area allows all uses that are allowed in the light industrial area. This is also near major employers in the Antelope Valley such as NASA, Boeing McDonnell Douglas, Virgin Galactic, Mojave Air and Space Port, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, BAE Systems, EM Aero Space, Palmdale Regional, BYD Electric Bus Terminal, AV Fair Event Center, the Antelope Valley College, West Wind Computer Science Magnet School, etc. Read Less
Property listed by Bancorp One, Inc., Polly Yamat 310-717-3478
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