6050 Santo Rd., Suite 200, San Diego, CA 92124 www.PacificCoastCommercial.com

Jeff Davies, Developer & Investor Group | Direct 619.887.5270 | Jeff@PacificCoastCommercial.com | Lic. 01347770

OFFICE FOR LEASE 327 E. Main Street, El Cajon, CA 92020

PROPERTY FEATURES

OFFICE FOR LEASE Approx. 640 SF Available

• Excellent Downtown Location

• Professional Reception, Private Office, Conference Room

• Building Signage Opportunities

• Great Freeway Access from Hwy 67, 52, 125 and Interstate 8

• Located Directly Across from City Hall, Superior Court East County Division and East County Performing Arts Center

• Very Walkable - Restaurant, Recreation and Other Retail within Close Proximity

• Lease Rate: $810/Month, Gross

SUITE 327 FEATURES

OFFICE FOR LEASE Approx. 640 SF Available

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• Approx. 640 SF Office Space Available

• Build-Out Includes:

Reception/Office

1 Private Office

Conference Room

Restroom

Restroom

Office

Office/

Conference Room/

Bullpen

Reception/Office

Restroom

NOT A PART

SANTEE LAKESIDE

Gillespie Field Senior Aerospace

Katema

El Cajon City Park Cajon Valley

Middle School

El Cajon Police

Department Superior Court

East County

Center for

Performing Arts

Main Street Main Street

DOWNTOWN

EL CAJON

Coming Soon

Aerial Overview - North View OFFICE FOR LEASE

Incorporated in 1912, El Cajon is a valley surrounded by mountains and bordered by

San Diego and La Mesa to the west, Spring Valley to the south, Santee to the north

and unincorporated San Diego County to the east. Named for its geographic

setting, its Spanish name, El Cajon, translates to “the big box”. The city includes the

neighborhoods of Fletcher Hills, Bostonia and Rancho San Diego. Downtown

El Cajon is the classic American city center area; from the corner of Main Street and

Magnolia Avenue, with lots of things to see and do whether you’re there to work,

play, dine, shop or enjoy. Every business in El Cajon is ready to make your visit a fun

one. The downtown business district is full of restaurants from Mexican food to a

New York style bakery and from a classic diner to wood fired pizza and craft brew

pub. Whether you are visiting for the famous Cajon Classic Cruise, to take in our

weekly Dinner and A Concert Series, or just to relax and shop the stores and

galleries, you will surely feel at home. Look for the annual Haunt Fest, America on

Main, or seasonal fares from the many restaurants.

Located in the center of Downtown, is the East County Performing Arts Center,

which has been called the "greatest asset in East County" and a "true gem" by

patrons. It has been voted best concert hall in the past and has been noted for

its almost perfect acoustics. The center was originally built in 1977 as a cooperative

effort between the Grossmont - Cuyamaca school district and the City of El Cajon.

Its opening inaugural performance was September 8, 1977. Since then, the venue

has hosted numerous productions from all over the nation and several international

events. The venue is located in the heart of the revitalized downtown El Cajon area,

just 15 minutes east of downtown San Diego. The theater seats 1,142, in 27

rows. The San Diego Reader named East County Performing Arts Center "Best

Concert Hall" and it has been described as the most acoustically perfect in San

Diego. The theater serves the needs of the community by providing the best in

local and regional entertainment at reasonable rates and provides a first class facility

to the greater San Diego community.

DOWNTOWN, EL CAJON

Area Overview - El Cajon OFFICE FOR LEASE

$80,853 2017 Average

Household Income* *within a 5-mile radius

Radius 1-Mile 3-Mile 5-Mile

Population

2022 Projection 49,440 165,885 363,411

2017 Estimate 47,060 157,995 345,686

2010 Census 44,066 148,450 322,342

Growth 2017 - 2022 5.06% 4.99% 5.13%

Growth 2010 - 2017 6.79% 6.43% 7.24%

2017 Population 47,060 157,995 345,686

Hispanic Origin 17,510 42,890 82,741

White 36,108 129,510 284,125

Black 4,576 10,085 20,897

Am. Indian & Alaskan 712 1,933 4,087

Asian 2,098 6,570 16,207

Hawaiian & Pacific Island 373, 970 2,160

Other 3,194 8,927 18,210

U.S. Armed Forces 400 920 2,726

Households

2022 Projection 16,701 58,630 133,082

2017 Estimate 15,887 55,814 126,613

2010 Census 14,844 52,374 118,362

Growth 2017 - 2022 5.12% 5.05% 5.11%

Growth 2010 - 2017 7.03% 6.57% 6.97%

Owner Occupied 23.16% 48.16% 55.13%

Renter Occupied 76.84% 51.84% 44.87%

2017 Total Households 15,888 55,815 126,612

2017 Avg Household Income $47,384 $73,995 $80,853

2017 Med Household Income $35,534 $54,318 $62,987

Costar 2017 Data

9,243 Acres

$445,745

Land Area

Median Home Value* *within a 3-mile radius

157,995 2017 Total Population

*within a 3-mile radius

Demographic Overview OFFICE FOR LEASE

The information contained herein has been given to us by the owner of the

property or other sources we deem reliable, we have no reason to doubt its

accuracy, but we do not guarantee it. All information including zoning and use

should be verified prior to purchase or lease.

Jeff Davies

Developer & Investor Group

Direct 619.887.5270

Jeff@PacificCoastCommercial.com

Lic. 01347770

6050 Santo Rd., Suite 200, San Diego, CA 92124

Tel. 619.469.3600

www.PacificCoastCommercial.com

Lic. 01209930

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