Maybe someone can convert it to an EV battery manufacturing plant

[TruckElectric]

3901 Fanucchi Way, Shafter, California - World-Class Manufacturing Facility Available For Sale

State-Of-The-Art Manufacturing Campus Available For Sale At The Wonderful Industrial Park In Shafter, California



3901 Fanucchi Way, Shafter, CA 93263





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Rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind, world-class manufacturing/oil field service facility for significantly less than replacement cost. Timeless design and construction elements built to last and to be appreciated as much in the future as they are today.



PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
World-Class manufacturing campus at the Wonderful Industrial Park in Shafter, CA
13 buildings totaling approximately 233,099 square feet on 67.92 acres of fully entitled, prime industrial land
Approximately 37.96 acres (1,653,320 SF) of concrete paved yard - 4000 PSI Mix - 5 1/2" Thick - High strength steel 6x6 sections of 10x10 welded wire fabric - Diamond dowels at all construction joints
Property strategically designed to accommodate a multi-tenant scenario or create parcels to sell smaller lots
Flexible floorplans to accommodate different warehouse management systems and equipment
Excess area to allow for additional storage and parking for larger employee pools
Best-in-class fiber-optic network compatible with multiple carriers - 10Gbps bandwidth easily upgradable to 40Gbps
Rail spur and truck scale on-site
Seller to lease-back buildings 10-14
Built in 2012
Valued significantly below replacement cost
Zoned “I” – City of Shafter – Medium Industrial



Call 661-885-6949 for pricing and full investment package

Legal Address:
3901 Fanucchi Way, Shafter, CA 93263


Assessor’s Parcel Number:
091-261-02


Parcel Size:
67.92 Acres or 2,958,595 Square Feet


Zoning:
“I” - Medium Industrial, City of Shafer


Utilities:
Water: City of Shafter
Sewer: City of Shafter
Gas: Southern California Gas Company
Electricity: Pacific Gas & Electric



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[BillyGee]

This looks like a really cool opportunity if you have the scratch and a vision, but that is a tough area. I've actually been to this facility and worked with both solar and agriculture in the area, so I'm not blowing smoke.

The biggest problem any facility here would have is staffing, there is a scant amount of skilled labor in the area. A lot of people keep a manufacturing job only until they can leave because that part of CA is pretty rough. Even when I did solar array work all the techs would come in from elsewhere and we'd all leave when the job was done, myself included.

You'd have to put in some serious infrastructure work, not unlike ol Musky in TX if you want long term successes here. Unless you just fill the facity with robots you're going to run into a people problem fast.

 

[Crissa]

It's... Nowhere. That should be farmland. Not industrial.

It doesn't have water, it's subsiding land, and some of the worst air quality in the nation x-x

-Crissa