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We are pleased to present a 7-unit multifamily property. Built in 1958, the subject property, consists of 5,340 rentable square feet spread throughout a 10,055 square foot lot. The building consists of six 2-bedroom / 1-bathroom units and one 3-bedroom / 1-bathroom unit. It contains ample on-sit parking behind a longgated driveway.Tenants enjoy living in the Macarthur Park Neighborhood Northeast of Downtown Long Beach, a short distance to local beaches, California State University of Long Beach, as well as shopping, restaurants, and nightlife. The city of Long Beach continues to progress forward and is currently experiencing major redevelopment. The Long Beach port is undergoing $4.4 billion in future redevelopment that will create 14,000 new and permanent jobs in Southern California. The city is undergoing a building boom with more than $5 billion in private and public investments in various stages of development. The new $520 million Long Beach Civic Center development will house a new City Hall, Port of Long Beach headquarters and the Main Library.
Updated Description:
We are pleased to present a 7-unit multifamily property. Built in 1958, the subject property, consists of 5,340 rentable square feet spread throughout a 10,055 square foot lot. The building consists of six 2-bedroom / 1-bathroom units and one 3-bedroom / 1-bathroom unit. It contains ample on-sit parking behind a longgated driveway.
Tenants enjoy living in the Macarthur Park Neighborhood Northeast of Downtown Long Beach, a short distance to local beaches, California State University of Long Beach, as well as shopping, restaurants, and nightlife. The city of Long Beach continues to progress forward and is currently experiencing major redevelopment. The Long Beach port is undergoing $4.4 billion in future redevelopment that will create 14,000 new and permanent jobs in Southern California. The city is undergoing a building boom with more than $5 billion in private and public investments in various stages of development. The new $520 million Long Beach Civic Center development will house a new City Hall, Port of Long Beach headquarters and the Main Library.
