Coldwell Banker Commercial WESTMAC has arranged the sale of 12831 Cerise Avenue for $3,278,525.
Located in the City of Hawthorne, blocks from the Hawthorne Airport and Space X facilities, the newly renovated creative flex sits at the forefront of a booming industrial hub. Ample activity surrounds the ±19,284-square foot property, which sold for $455 per square foot at a 5.3% cap rate.
The single-story ±7,200-square foot multi-tenant building features brilliant brick exterior, open floor plans, high bow and truss ceiling, and plentiful parking. The building was fully leased at the time of sale and underwent extensive property improvements prior to market.
“This was an ideal investment opportunity for our buyer, as seller had optimized interest with two new leases in place and a remarkable remodeled building specifically built-out for new tenants,” said T.C. Macker.
The buyer was in a 1031 exchange.
T.C. Macker, CCIM of Coldwell Banker Commercial WESTMAC represented both the seller and buyer. Albert Pacleb of LA Commercial, Inc. represented the seller.
About Coldwell Banker Commercial
Coldwell Banker Commercial WESTMAC is a Los Angeles based commercial real estate brokerage firm founded in 1988 by one of L.A.’s most recognized commercial real estate brokers Timothy C. Macker. Our firm is a full-service real estate company that provides exemplary consultation, advisory and marketing services to property owners, users, developers and investors. Since 2000, the company has been an affiliate and franchisee of Coldwell Banker Commercial organization tracing its roots back to 1906.
Our 30+ professionals specialize in four distinct market niches: office, industrial, retail and multi-family properties. Among the primary services the firm provides are exclusive marketing of both for-sale and for-lease properties, representation of tenants seeking to lease commercial space, and consultation to real estate investors, developers and owners on the disposition or acquisition of commercial property.
Our standard is “The client’s best interest must be the guiding force behind all services.”
