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PRNewswire/ -- Hilco Real Estate Sales and Onyx Asset Advisors announce the bankruptcy sale of a 28,900± SF food processing center in Oceanside, California. Located at 2614-16 Temple Heights Drive in the Vista Pacific Business Park, this one-story building was constructed in 1988 on 1.28± AC. The site features seven loading docks, ceiling heights of 19', and a 3,200± SF mezzanine office. Key amenities include heavy-grade power at 1,200 amps, meeting the demands of commercial ovens, mixers, coolers, and other necessary equipment for food manufacturing.
The facility is currently occupied by a bakehouse specializing in bread, rolls, sandwich buns, and flatbreads. While well-equipped to continue bakery operations, it also meets the needs of other types of food processing, packaging, warehousing, and distribution. The property's proximity to State Routes 76 and 78 provides convenient access to Interstates 5 and 15, enabling efficient regional distribution across Southern California.
The site is surrounded by retail centers, dining establishments, and essential services, creating a convenient environment for employees and business operations. Oceanside's strong labor pool, with approximately 84,800 people employed in manufacturing and accommodation and food services, further enhances the location's value. This alignment with industrial and food-related sectors makes the property attractive to companies seeking to expand production or distribution capabilities.
"This property checks all the boxes for users looking to scale production or expand distribution," said Jonathan Cuticelli, vice president at Hilco Real Estate Sales. "Its location offers excellent access to key Southern California markets."
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