KW Commercial is pleased to present this Ground Lease or Build-to-Suit opportunity at a first-class location in Grand Terrace, CA. Adjacent to the I-215 freeway with approximately 181,639 vehicles per day, this prime property consists of Parcel 1 at ±0.85 acres and Parcel 2 at ±0.88 acres, totaling ±1.73 acres. Tenants have the option to lease the property together or separately. The property offers excellent freeway exposure and access to the newly built freeway interchange, designed to accommodate an anticipated 40,000 cars per day. Located in the heart of the Inland Empire, the property is zoned C-2 (General Commercial), making it a superb location for a drive-through restaurant, fuel station, convenience store, express car wash, and more. There is a strong daytime population within a five-mile radius. Grand Terrace is in the middle of an economic renaissance, with millions being invested in development. The property is near many A-class tenants and new developments, including the new and expansive warehouse/office projects at 21801 Barton Rd (±170,152 SF) and 21661 Barton Rd (±417,809 SF), both currently under construction, as well as the planned ±91.5-acre residential and retail development by Lewis Retail Centers. This excellent location is close to Grand Terrace Elementary School, with ±654 students, and Terrace Hills Middle School, with ±994 students, as well as nearby CSU San Bernardino, which has over 23,000 students and generates an economic impact of approximately $189.5 million to the regional economy. Additionally, the area includes 11 national brand hotels, ranging from midscale to upper midscale, with over 1,000 available rooms, making this an ideal location for a variety of tenants. Furthermore, the region is experiencing significant growth, with numerous residential and commercial developments already approved, recently started, or completed. This strong development pipeline underscores the area’s potential for continued expansion and makes this property an exceptional opportunity for those looking to capitalize on the thriving Inland Empire market.