33400 Dowe Ave
Union City, CA 94587 East Outer Fremont

33400 Dowe Avenue is an approximately 235,447-square-foot building for lease on an 11.64-acre site, coming available summer 2026. The property includes 192,229 square feet of freezer and cooler solutions at -20°F to 34°F, 31,688 square feet of cold dock space (35°F), and approximately 9,365 square feet of office space in the location. Space can be divided into 118,723 square feet. 
      
The robust facility features an ammonia refrigeration system and is illuminated with LED lighting, as well as equipped with stainless steel piping. Delivery and distribution-ready, the warehouse features 21,040 pallet positions and 25 dock-high doors equipped with pit levelers and dock seals. Other industrial features include a clear height of approximately 21 feet and an electrical capacity of around 3,000-amp, 277/480-volt, 3-phase. The site includes 264 parking spaces, with 240 designated for automobiles and 24 for trailers. Additionally, the cooler space can be converted to freezer space or adapted to suit dry storage needs, and the potential for rail service is possible. 
                
Strategically positioned in the heart of the Inner San Francisco Bay Area, this property is strategically positioned within an industrial corridor, surrounded by prominent food and beverage corporations. With direct access to Interstate 880, just 1.1 miles away, 33400 Dowe Avenue offers seamless connections to Highway 92, located 5 miles away. Additionally, the industrial facility is conveniently situated less than 25 miles from the Port of Redwood City, Oakland, and the major airports of Oakland, San Francisco International, and San Jose.
        
Link Logistics warehouse space for rent in the Bay Area provides a gateway to Silicon Valley, Northern California, and the Pacific Northwest. With a strategic Pacific Coast location and a robust transportation network spanning ship, air, rail, and road, the region is ideal for advanced manufacturing and distribution. The Port of Oakland is one of the busiest container ports in the US, serving as a key hub for trade with Asia.