Break into a top-tier industrial hub with versatile suites in a prime location at 3200 E Central Avenue in Fresno, California.
Totaling 50,423 square feet, the spacious facility was originally constructed in 1952 on a 2.57-acre corner lot just off the Golden State Highway. Offering excellent loading capabilities, the building includes street-accessible drive-in doors and a truck well with two loading docks. Two large, fenced lots enhance the opportunity; One lot is for dedicated loading, and the other provides vehicle and trailer parking with 32 parking spaces. Zoned M-3 (Heavy Industrial), The facility supports various industrial operations, including distribution, manufacturing, warehousing, and last-mile delivery. Growing businesses will benefit from 3200 E Central Avenue’s onsite logistics support team, providing forklifts, assistance with freight intake and outflow, and inventory control.
A can’t-miss location in South Fresno places businesses in an established trade area with easy connections to the city’s sprawling highway network. Further distance travel and movement of goods is driven by the Fresno-Yosemite International Airport, which sits less than 7 miles away. The area has emerged as a critical hub for major industrial users in California. Amazon, PepsiCo, Ulta Beauty, FedEx, Kraft Heinz, Broder Bros Co, Frito-Lay, and many more all hold vital operations within ten minutes of 3200 E Central Avenue.
Fresno is an excellent choice for industrial businesses looking to thrive in California's competitive landscape. Placement in California’s Central Valley allows easy access to major markets in both the north and south. Fresno also has a skilled workforce, especially in agriculture, logistics, and manufacturing. Local and state incentives, like tax breaks and grants, can also benefit businesses. The economy is growing, supported by investments in infrastructure, and local organizations provide resources and networking opportunities. These factors combine to make Fresno a compelling choice for industrial operations looking to establish a foothold in California.
Fernando Hernandez
Ventura Industrial Park
