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3612-3620 W Jefferson Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90016 Crenshaw

Rate Upon Request

Storefront For Lease  •  1,578 SF

Property Details

  • Property Type Storefront
  • Year Built 1942
  • Total Building Size 10,720 SF
  • Tenancy Multiple
  • Building Class C
  • Zoning LAC2
59 Transit Score
86 Walk Score

1 Space Available

Name Space Use Size Rent Details
1st Floor Ste 3616 Retail 1,578 SF Rate Upon Request
Unit 3616 is a versatile 1,578 SF rear commercial space with full alley access, ideally configured for Ghost Kitchens, CloudKitchens-style operators, Laurel Kitchens-type multi-brand culinary platforms, catering prep, delivery-only virtual restaurants, and modern food-production concepts. The space is privately located behind the Jefferson frontage, offering direct loading, vehicle access, and a quiet operational zone with no customer traffic — exactly what delivery-first businesses and production-driven operators need.

The unit features existing interior partitioning, plumbing lines, power, and flexible open-plan areas suited for kitchen build-out or multi-line production. Tenants may install a Type I or Type II hood, grease interceptor, prep sinks, handwashing stations, floor drains, walk-in coolers, refrigeration walls, packaging lines, or specialized equipment subject to City approval. The layout supports multi-brand production similar to CloudKitchens, Laurel Kitchens, or other shared-use culinary ecosystems. Food entrepreneurs launching new delivery-only brands, meal-prep services, or commissary-support operations can scale efficiently from this location.

Because of the alley-facing configuration, the unit is ideal for Ghost-Kitchen / delivery-only virtual restaurant operators (including new or emerging digital food brands that operate exclusively via apps like Uber Eats, DoorDash, GrubHub, and Postmates). Experienced food groups seeking a centralized back-of-house hub for multiple restaurant concepts will appreciate the privacy, efficiency, and workflow advantages. The space is also well-suited for micro-fulfillment (Amazon/Shopify), beverage production, bakery/CPG manufacturing, dark-kitchen incubators, and partners who need reliable logistics rather than retail frontage.

CloudKitchens-compatible operations: The space mirrors many of the functional requirements used by CloudKitchens facilities, including flexible build-out potential, private entry, high-efficiency dispatch capability, and strong adjacency to dense delivery zones. Operators can run multiple digital brands from a single production line.
Laurel Kitchens-style setups: Multi-brand culinary production is fully viable here, with room for ingredient storage, cold prep, hot line, packaging station, rider pickup, and administrative space.

Beyond food, the space also supports creative-studio, showroom, or light-manufacturing-plus-retail concepts, including furniture fabrication, art studios, boutique product manufacturing, design workshops, prop building, printmaking, fashion production, e-commerce fulfillment, gallery/workshop hybrids, or artisan makerspaces. The zoning and physical structure allow for a wide range of creative commercial uses without needing traditional street frontage. Artists, designers, and fabricators can maintain a private production area with the flexibility to meet clients by appointment or run limited retail operations.

The property is positioned in a rapidly revitalizing corridor near Jefferson & Crenshaw, within minutes of the 10 Fwy, Downtown LA, Culver City, West Adams, Mid-City, and Baldwin Hills. Delivery drivers can reach major LA neighborhoods within 15–25 minutes, making this one of the most strategic delivery-hub locations in the city. The alley provides direct van/truck access for receiving ingredients, staging orders, or loading packaged goods. Secure rear access enhances privacy and operational flow for high-volume production.

Existing improvements include electrical service, plumbing infrastructure, private access, storage zones, and a flexible footprint that can be subdivided, expanded, or programmed into workflow-efficient stations. The landlord is open to tenant improvements, hood and venting upgrades, and food-service plumbing/equipment install with proper plans and permits. Operators who require confidentiality, noise separation, and fast dispatch will find substantial advantages compared to traditional storefronts.

The surrounding neighborhood offers strong residential density, busy traffic corridors, and high app-based delivery demand. This is an ideal hub for culinary brands expanding into digital markets, meal-prep companies optimizing delivery routes, commissary operators needing overflow capacity, and creative businesses requiring private flex space. The rectangular layout with clear spans allows production, packaging, inventory management, and light manufacturing. Businesses operating multiple brands or SKUs can easily scale within this footprint.

Unit 3616 provides rare access to an efficient, private, back-of-house commercial environment with flexible-use approvals. Whether for CloudKitchens-style operations, Laurel Kitchens-type shared culinary production, delivery-only restaurant brands, food manufacturing, creative fabrication, showroom-plus-studio, or general flex-commercial use, this space supports modern operators seeking speed, scalability, customizable infrastructure, and logistical advantage. Available now. Rear alley access. Private entrance. Build-out friendly. High-efficiency dispatch location.

  • Date available: Now
  • Lease term: Negotiable
  • Service type: Triple Net
  • Space Type: Relet

Description

Nestled in the heart of West Adams—Los Angeles' fastest-emerging food and creative corridor—this multi-tenant strip at 3612–3620 W Jefferson Blvd positions your business directly adjacent to the transformative Cumulus District and a flagship Whole Foods Market. Steps from the La Cienega/Jefferson Metro Station on the E Line, this location taps into a transit-oriented hub where daily ridership exceeds 5,000 passengers, funneling commuters, service workers, and residents straight to your doorstep. With thousands of new apartments rising nearby, including over 1,200 units in Cumulus itself (featuring the 31-story ARQ high-rise and 7-story VOX mid-rise), plus 379 units at 3200 S La Cienega Blvd and 142 at 5451 W Adams Blvd, the surrounding density guarantees a captive audience of high-income renters and professionals driving immediate revenue.
The property's bow-truss architecture delivers high ceilings ideal for open-concept builds, allowing seamless adaptations for restaurants, ghost kitchens, retail showrooms, creative offices, studios, medical/wellness facilities, or boutique fitness spaces. Storefronts command exceptional visibility along Jefferson Blvd, where annual average daily traffic (AADT) counts surpass 50,000 vehicles at key segments, ensuring your brand captures eyes from commuters heading to Culver City, Baldwin Hills, or downtown LA. Alley access facilitates efficient deliveries, waste management, and back-of-house operations—critical for high-volume food concepts or e-commerce fulfillment in ghost kitchens. Flexible layouts across multiple available spaces mean you can scale from 1,000 sq ft pop-ups to full 5,000 sq ft anchors, minimizing build-out costs and accelerating your launch in a market where demand outpaces supply.
West Adams' momentum as LA's top infill retail zone is undeniable: 2025 has seen explosive growth with openings like Maydan Market, a 10,000 sq ft culinary compound at Jefferson and Hillcrest offering farm-to-table experiences, and the upcoming Museum of Ice Cream set for late 2026, drawing experiential crowds. This corridor's blend of startups, food innovators, wellness brands, and creative agencies—fueled by proximity to the Cumulus District's 1-acre Zocalo park and retail mix—creates a synergistic ecosystem. High daytime populations from nearby offices, Metro users, and service sectors amplify foot traffic, while evening surges from new residents turn the area into a dining and lifestyle destination. Recent X posts highlight the buzz: taco stands under the 10 Freeway pulling in crowds with fresh corn tortillas, and locals raving about spots like Camelia's Japanese-French fusion, underscoring West Adams' draw for bold, revenue-generating concepts.
For tenants eyeing growth, this address delivers quantifiable advantages. Brand exposure on a high-traffic artery translates to instant sales potential—think ghost kitchens leveraging delivery apps amid rooftops of 2,000+ new units within a half-mile radius. Wellness and fitness operators benefit from the area's health-focused demographic, with easy Metro access pulling in clients from across LA. Creative offices or galleries thrive in the bow-truss ambiance, echoing the neighborhood's artistic revival. Medical uses capitalize on the dense, transit-served population needing convenient services. With LA's retail vacancy rates tightening in infill zones like this, limited availability at competitive rates means these spaces won't last—competitors are already circling similar spots in Cumulus and along Adams Blvd.
Secure your position in this revenue engine today. Contact for tours, floor plans, and terms tailored to maximize your operations in LA's most dynamic corridor. Don't miss the FOMO—spots like this define breakthroughs for emerging brands.

Amenities

  • 24 Hour Access

Major Tenants

Tenant SF Occupied Lease End Date
Boost Mobile 11/19/2020
Metro By T-mobile
Metropcs
Mike Avila

Public Transportation

Commuter RailDriveWalkDistance
Los Angeles (Coast Starlight - Amtrak, Pacific Surfliner - Amtrak, Southwest Chief - Amtrak, Texas Eagle - Amtrak) 12 min - 7.4 mi
Union Station (91 Line - Southern California Regional Rail Authority (Metrolink), Antelope Valley Line - Southern California Regional Rail Authority (Metrolink), Orange County Line - Southern California Regional Rail Authority (Metrolink), Riverside Line - Southern California Regional Rail Authority (Metrolink), San Bernardino Line - Southern California Regional Rail Authority (Metrolink), Ventura County Line - Southern California Regional Rail Authority (Metrolink)) 14 min - 7.5 mi
Transit/SubwayDriveWalkDistance
Expo/Crenshaw (Expo Line - Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro)) 0 min 4 min 0.2 mi
Farmdale (Expo Line - Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro)) 1 min 13 min 0.7 mi
AirportDriveWalkDistance
Los Angeles International 17 min - 8.7 mi
Bob Hope 26 min - 15.3 mi
Long Beach (Daugherty Field) 32 min - 23.5 mi

Parking Details

Parking Available: Yes
Reserved: No
Type: Covered
Included in Rent: Yes
Dan Issak 424-272-5935 TIG "THE ISSAK GROUP"
Dan Issak 424-272-5935 TIG "THE ISSAK GROUP"