SEC of Paxton St. & San Fernando Rd. 13520 Paxton St., Pacoima, CA

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RealReal Estate Estate is isour our First First Language Language™™ ™™ SEC of Paxton St. & San Fernando Rd. 13520 Paxton St., Pacoima, CA 91331 ProJect features • 400,000 sq. ft. high volume power c e n t e r i n t h e h e a r t o f t h e N o r t h e a s t Sylmar 210 San Fernando Valley FWY 3 MILES San Fernando 1 MILE • Anchored by Costco, Lowe’s & Best Buy Y 118 FWY 118 FW • Excellent access to the 118 & 210 Freeways Paxton St. San Fernando Rd.5 M • Contemporary shopping experience ILES providing National retailers for local underserved community Northridge 5 FWY • One shop space available Y 405 FWY 170 FW 170 Total GLA: 400,000 SQ. FT. Van Nuys North Hollywood DEMOGRAPHICS 101 FWY 134 FWY 210 FWY Encino AVERAGE POPULATION TRAFFIC COUNT Y HOUSEHOLD INCOME Pasadena 1 mile ......35,771 Over 96,000 cars 2 FW 1 mile ........$53,253 3 miles .....244,068 per day through 3 miles ........$64,863 West Hollywood 5 miles .....512,106 intersection 5 miles ........$68,759 101 FW Y 10 FWY TENANTS Century City Los Angeles Monterey Park 10 FWY Downtown 60 FWY L.A. Baldwin Hills USC Culver City Leimert Park Montebello Huntington Park Pico Rivera 5 FWY 90 FWY View Park- For additional information contact: Rosa De Luna, [email protected], direct: 213.223.5512Windsor Hills Whitter Primestor Development, Inc., 201 S. Figueroa Street, Suite 300, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Bell 710 FWY 710 Inglewood FWY 110 source: 2017 Esri data Main: 888.722.3702 | www.primestor.com Y 605 FWY W REV: 062317 F South Gate 405 Downey 105 FWY Lynwood Hawthorne Compton Bellflower 91 FWY Lakewood 405 FWY Carson Long Beach Real Estate is our First Language™™ SITE PLAN 1,000 SF AVAILABLE 118 Freeway PYLON MONUMENT TENANT LEGEND ATM UNIT TENANT Sq. Ft. Costco 154,000 Best Buy 45,000 A-3 Subway 1,500 A-2 Panda Express 1,500 A-1 AVAILABLE 1,000 Lowe’s 140,000 Wells Fargo ATM ,N/A Bradley Avenue Total GLA: 400,000 SF TOTAL PARKING: 888 SPACES PARKING RATIO: 4.4/1,000 San Fernando Road This site plan is presented solely for the purpose of identifying the approximate location and size of the building, and intended as a reference only. Louvre Street For additional information contact: Rosa De Luna, [email protected], direct: 213.223.5512 Primestor Development, Inc., 201 S. Figueroa Street, Suite 300, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Main: 888.722.3702 | www.primestor.com.

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