Moss Landing Commercial Opportunity

Set on 200 acres in the heart of Moss Landing, 11500 Dolan Road pairs rare scale with income stability and long range potential. The property functions as a self-contained commercial campus with multiple industrial buildings, each leased to established businesses. The breadth of the site allows for operational privacy, flexible circulation, and the ability to support a diverse tenant mix. Moss Landing’s working harbor, wildlife viewing, and active marine research community add context and economic depth to the area.

The acreage introduces strategic possibilities. Its size and configuration can support expanded industrial use, logistic operations, or future redevelopment subject to local planning. There are two pipelines in place that bring seawater directly to the property and open up a myriad of potential uses.  Current structures provide durable utility with high clearances, broad access points, and practical layouts that accommodate a range of commercial activities. Existing leases create predictable cash flow while preserving optionality for an investor seeking both present performance and future upside.

Surrounded by the natural character of the Monterey Bay region yet positioned along a key coastal corridor, the property offers a rare combination of seclusion, access, and functionality. This is a large-scale commercial holding designed for owners who value operational flexibility, long term positioning, and the chance to shape a significant footprint within a sought after coastal market.

Co-listed with Marshall Hydorn - DRE #00960660

The following 4 (four) APN’s are incorporated into the Listing Agreement: APN: 133-172-013, APN: 133-172-004, APN: 133-173-00, APN: 131-054-008. Currently ownership is working through the planning to create a 5-plus acre site for building a plant to process the on-site magnesium deposit, after which plans for a lot-line adjustment can commence. This lot-line adjustment will bisect the property such that the approximately 40 acres covered by the minerals and the approximately 5 acres for the processing plant will be bound within lot, and the remaining 173 or so acres represent the parcel to be sold. Ownership is also in the process of confirming an agreement with the Moss Landing Harbor District for the use of the seawater collection pipelines.