corner restaurant space on el cajon blvd
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Corner Restaurant Space on El Cajon Blvd.F O R L E A S E
2302 El Cajon Blvd., San Diego, CA 92104 / 1,525 SF
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North Park Location
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◊ Prime corner location on North Park’s iconic and highly trafficked El Cajon Blvd.
◊ Fully-fixturized kitchen with hood and grease trap, in addition to updated electrical and walk-in cooler
◊ Great fit for a concept with large craft beer selection - direct draw system to 24 taps
◊ Located in the heart of North Park with tons of pedestrian traffic throughout the day and night
◊ Ideal corner location and direct visibility on always busy El Cajon Blvd.
◊ Exceedingly dense location with over 260,000 residents in a 3-mile radius and 140 new units going in directly across the street
◊ Opportunity to take advantage of the tsunami of new & upcoming development on West El Cajon Blvd.
◊ Join the hip & trendy restaurants, bars, and tap rooms such as Tiger Tiger, JuneShine, Hope 46 & more
◊ The legendary Lafayette Hotel across the street underwent a much-anticipated $6M historical restoration in 2011 bringing it back to its former glory & more restorations are underway
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2302 El Cajon Blvd., San Diego, CA 92104
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Goings On in North Park
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H I S T O R Y
North Park’s history dates back to over 100 years ago. In 1900 the street car lines of John D. Spreckels’ San Diego Electric Railway ran down University Avenue and 30th Street, bringing investors and residents who soon created what we know now as the “Busy Corner” and heart of the North Park community.
N O R T H PA R K F A R M E R ’ S M A R K E T
Every Thursday vendors gather in the Market to sell their handmade arts, locally grown produce, flowers and selections of gourmet food. A unique aspect of the Market is live cooking demonstrations hosted by chefs from North Park’s most esteemed restaurants!
R AY AT N I G H T
Local artists show off their eclectic style every second Saturday of the month at North Park’s Ray at Night. Here people have the opportunity to see artist’s work spread out amongst 15 galleries and watch live street performances throughout the night.
T H E O B S E R VAT O R Y N O R T H PA R K T H E AT R E
The Observatory originated as a vaudeville performance theatre back in 1929. Now it’s considered San Diego’s hippest concert and entertainment venue, with the ability to hold 1,100 fans Sunday through Wednesday nights.
TA S T E O F N O R T H PA R K
A much anticipated annual event, where over 50 restaurants and breweries open their doors to offer samples of their most renowned menu items. This family friendly event allows the entire community to get a taste of what their home has to offer.
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San Diego’s City of Villages has grown over the years with El Cajon Boulevard,
aka The Boulevard, as its heart, pulsing through existing villages, such as,
Hillcrest, Normal Heights, North Park, and University Heights. The Boulevard
is not only San Diego’s favorite Boulevard, it is one of the city’s oldest
thoroughfares with continual improvements occurring at a rapid pace,
attracting more people to this thriving hip dense urban playground.
The old days of El Cajon Boulevard signified drive-thrus, cruising, and drag-
racing. Fast forward to 2015, where it is better known for its unrivaled blend
of ethnic food and culinary delights, artistic acumen and eclectic urbanity.
The Boulevard’s evolution has populated it with a myriad of hip bars and
restaurants, trendy boutiques and art galleries, making it a favorite San Diego
stomping ground today.
Become part of the action at The Boulevard in North Park. The quick
gentrification of the area add an extra advantage to this rare and unique
restaurant opportunity.
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Mixed-Use39 residential units
Residential17 residential units
Mixed-Use19 residential units
SITE
Mixed-Use375 residential units
Mixed-Use165 residential units
Residential12 residential units
Residential21 residential units
Residential76 residential units
Residential118 residential units
Residential54 residential units
Mixed-UseApprox.140 residential
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Demographics
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sunny Daytime Population 16,955
users Population 45,056
cash Average HH Income $85,338
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sunny Daytime Population 167,034
users Population 265,878
cash Average HH Income $90,534
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sunny Daytime Population 395,485
users Population 578,852
cash Average HH Income $88,853
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Hannah SierpinaClient Services Coordinator
858-764-1828
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Michael SpilkyCA LIC #01469032
858-792-5521
2302 El Cajon Blvd., San Diego, CA 92104
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