- The Caltronics Building is a 32,040 sq.ft. flex building located at 10491 Old Placerville Road in Sacramento, California, with easy access to Highway 50 and regional destinations of Sacramento and the Bay Area to the west and Rancho Cordova, Folsom and South Lake Tahoe to the east.
- The building is currently 100% leased to Caltronics Business Systems which has been providing California with leading-edge technology in the document management and software solutions since 1975. With offices throughout California and Arizona, where they do business under the name of Infincom, Caltronics offers advanced digital copiers, high-speed color printers and copiers and multifunctional devices.
- The property is located within the Mather industrial sub-market located adjacent to the Mather Commerce Center and Mather Airport. The former Mather Air Force Base, Mather Commerce Center and Mather Airport is one of the largest business parks in the Sacramento region. The United States Department of Defense identifies Mather Commerce Center as one of the most successful base conversions in the country and has become a powerful economic development engine with careful planning by Sacramento County, local developers and the community.
- The building is comprised of 12,816 sq.ft. of office space and 19,224 sq.ft. of warehouse space.
- Built in 1985 with a reinforced concrete foundation, precast concrete exterior walls, CTU structural frame and a flat white TPO roof. Interior office finishes include wood laminate, ceramic tile and carpet floors, textured and painted sheetrock walls and suspended acoustic tile ceiling panels. Lighting provided by recessed florescent fixtures.
- Clear Heights are 16’ minimum to 18’.
- The property maintains two (2) dock high doors and four (4) roll-up doors.
- The building is protected by an automatic sprinkler system and alarm system.
- The buildings sit on 2.93 acres that has three front access points and is served by 110 paved parking spaces.
- Located in Sacramento the capital of the state of California. While 26% of the city’s workforce is employed by government, Sacramento is no longer a typical government town. The city’s economic dependence on government is declining with other top industries including Educational & Health Services, Professional & Business Services, Trade, Transportation & Utilities and Leisure and Hospitality. As of 2019, 727 companies in the region employed 19,981 people in the technology industry and 558 companies in the region employed 17,359 people in the life sciences industry. Sacramento’s Urban Core is experiencing an urban renaissance with curated work-play-live environments in the heart of the metropolitan area continuing to garner attention from residents both inside and outside the region. Sacramento is home to the intersection of Interstate 5, the state’s main north-south artery which runs north to Canada and south to Mexico, intersects with Interstate 80 which runs east to New York. Highways 50 and 99 also intersect in Sacramento providing easy access to the rest of the country.
- For more information, please contact
Matt Marks
Tower Investments, LLC
250 W. Main St., Suite 101
Woodland, CA 95695
(530) 668-1000 – telephone
(530) 666-5574 – facsimile
mattmarks@towerinv.com
www.towerinv.com
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