Pomona defense plant site is getting new manufacturers
Los Angeles Times
May 9, 2013
The maker of Con-Tact adhesive paper shelf liners, Little Twig baby bath products and other household items will move to a manufacturing and warehouse building being built on the site of a defunct defense industry plant in Pomona.
Kittrich Corp. – which also manufactures pens, highlighters and other school supplies – will make the new 240,000-square-foot building its headquarters when it relocates from La Mirada by the end of the year. Read the rest of this entry »
Los Angeles Business Journal
May 6, 2013
As Los Angeles County’s industrial market continues to boom, Long Beach company Seventh Street Development has started construction on a Pomona warehouse that would be the largest built in the San Gabriel Valley in the last three years.
The $10 million, 245,000-square-foot warehouse and manufacturing building, at 1585 Mission Blvd., is expected to be completed by the end of the year, according to Seventh Street Principal Craig Furniss. Read the rest of this entry »
Los Angeles Business Journal
February 22, 2012
Size: 655,000 sq. ft.
Developer: Seventh Street Development
General Contractor: KPRS Construction Services, Inc.
Architect: rkz, inc.
The enormous 655,000 square foot Huy Fong Corporate Headquarters and Manufacturing Facility is the largest single building ever built in the City of Irwindale and the largest building constructed in Los Angeles County in the last two years.
But sheer size, while impressive, is perhaps not the primary story surrounding this project – rather, it is a remarkable success story about the successful redevelopment of a severely blighted, vacant and contaminated property into an enormous yet elegant, environmentally sustainable facility created to house an American Dream-experiencing, family-owned business, Huy Fong Foods. The ambitious project, which broke ground in October of 2010 and was completed in less than a year, now serves as a model that future mining reclamation/redevelopment projects in the area can look to for guidance.
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Trade & Industry Development
February 8, 2012
With first phase sold out, Seventh Street hopes to fill void created by closing of redevelopment agencies with 460,000 square feet of new space that can be delivered in 12 months.
Pomona, CA-Seventh Street Development has sold a 38,000 square-foot industrial building — the last remaining building in the successful first phase of Mission-71 Business Park in Pomona — to Lift-It Manufacturing for $4.1 million, announced Seventh Street Principal Craig Furniss.
Lift-It, a 33-year old industrial sling manufacturing company serving the material handling and rigging industries, will relocate to Pomona from Vernon.
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Globe Street
September 11, 2011
POMONA, CA-Seventh Street Development of Long Beach, CA has started the second phase of its 462,000-square-foot Mission-71 Business Park. The new 213,000-square-foot phase will consist of three separate buildings of 42,000, 51,000 and 120,000 square feet, each of which will feature state-of-the-art industrial building design including up to 30-foot clear heights, fenced yards, ESFR sprinkler systems, excess parking, and build-to-suit, two-story office components. The buildings in the second phase will be offered for sale or lease. As Seventh Street explains in an announcement regarding the first phase, it recently sold the tenth of its 11 buildings in phase one to Eden Equipment Co., which bought an 18,500-square-foot building.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Regional Commuters and Adjacent Mission-71 Business Park will Benefit
POMONA, CA – August 23, 2011
On Thursday August 18, 2011, City of Pomona Mayor Elliott Rothman, surrounded by federal, state and local government representatives, cut the ribbon to open the Mission Boulevard Overpass of the 71 Freeway. Rothman indicated in his remarks that the $47.6 million overpass project is the largest public works project in the history ofPomona. The Mission-71 overpass project, which was more than 15 years in the making, will have a major beneficial impact on freeing traffic on both the 71 Freeway and Mission Boulevard. The Mission Boulevard fly-over of the 71 Freeway eliminates a traffic light on the Freeway which has long frustrated commuters moving between the 10 and 60 Freeways in theSan GabrielValleyto the 91 Freeway. There will also be a new four-way interchange at Mission Boulevardat the 71 Freeway which will benefit local traffic flow.
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RentTV
July 26, 2011
Seventh Street Development recently closed two industrial building sales, in Pomona and San Bernardino, both to local manufacturing companies. In the Pomona deal, Eden Equipment Company paid $2.2 mil for an 18.5k sf ($119/sf) building at the 462k sf Mission-71 Business Park. The fully sprinklered building features 24-foot clear heights, dock high and ground level loading, fenced yards and power service expandable to 800 amps.
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BISNOW
July 19, 2011
Is the economy in recovery mode? Seventh Street Development president Craig Furniss, with Seventh Street’s Janna Cowan and Michele Bancalari, thinks so—the company has sold a pair of industrial buildings to two local manufacturers. Yesterday, Craig told us manufacturing seems to be picking up and leading the economy, both nationally and in SoCal. “We always look for empirical evidence of that, and we’re seeing that in our portfolio.” At the 462k SF Mission-71 Business Park in Pomona, Eden Equipment Co, which makes specialized filtration products for things like commercial pools and desalination plants in Saudi Arabia, bought an 18.5k SF building. Lawrence Allen & Associates’ Larry Kliger repped Eden while CBRE’s Lynn Knox and Barbara Emmons repped Seventh Street.
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Press Enterprise
July 18, 2011
The transactions are, admittedly, not huge but news that people are looking for some manufacturing space in Inland Southern California is quite encouraging nevertheless.
Technology Solutions and Services, a manufacturer of LCD monitors and computers for Hewlett Packard, has purchased a 15,200-square-foot industrial building at the Waterman Business Center in San Bernardino for $1.1 million.
Seventh Street Development, the Long Beach-based developer that built the facility, said the complex at Waterman Avenue and Commercial Road is 191,000 square feet of office, industrial and flex space.
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San Gabriel Valley Tribune
July 5, 2011
Under a sweltering sun and amid temperatures approaching triple digits on Tuesday, construction crews in Irwindale toiled away on a building that will soon be home to something rivaling the weather in heat.
The 655,000-square-foot building, located at Azusa Canyon Road and Cypress Street, is nearing completion. Once it is, it will service as a factory and corporate headquarters for Huy Fong Foods, known for its popular sriracha chili sauce.
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