This waterfront hospitality asset is located at 2800 Via Cabrillo Marina in San Pedro, one of Southern California’s most prominent marina-oriented and coastal corridors. The property benefits from a rare waterfront setting combined with proximity to the Port of Los Angeles and the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area.
Positioned within the San Pedro Waterfront and Ports O’ Call redevelopment zone, the asset is surrounded by significant public and private investment focused on maritime tourism, dining, hospitality, and mixed-use development. This ongoing revitalization enhances long-term value creation and repositioning potential.
STRATEGIC WATERFRONT LOCATION
▲ Located along one of Southern California’s most established waterfront and marina corridors.
▲ Situated within the San Pedro Waterfront and Ports O’ Call redevelopment area.
▲ Immediate access to Cabrillo Marina, Cabrillo Beach, and the Los Angeles Waterfront.
▲ Proximity to the Port of Los Angeles, the busiest container port in North America.
▲ Strong demand supported by tourism, maritime activity, and coastal lifestyle appeal.
TRANSPORTATION & REGIONAL ACCESS
▲ Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) – approximately 35 minutes (20.0 miles).
▲ Long Beach Airport (LGB) – approximately 25 minutes (16.0 miles).
▲ Port of Los Angeles – approximately 5 minutes (1.5 miles).
▲ Interstate 110 (Harbor Freeway) – approximately 5 minutes (2.0 miles).
▲ Downtown Long Beach – approximately 15 minutes (8.0 miles).
| Property Address | 2800 Via Cabrillo Marina, San Pedro, CA 90731 |
|---|---|
| Building Size | 187,059 SF |
| Lot Size | 7.00 AC |
| Number of Keys | 226 Rooms |
| Year Built / Renovated | 1989 / 2016 |
| Parking Spaces | 363 |
LOCATION OVERVIEW
STRATEGIC LOCATION
Located within the San Pedro waterfront district, the property sits adjacent to Cabrillo Marina and the Port of Los Angeles. Direct access to State Route 47, Interstate 110, and Interstate 405 provides efficient connectivity to Downtown Los Angeles, Long Beach, and the broader Southern California metropolitan area.
STRONG POPULATION & REGIONAL SCALE
San Pedro is part of the Los Angeles–Long Beach–Anaheim Metropolitan Area, home to more than 13 million residents. The region benefits from a large and diverse population base, sustained housing demand, and global trade-driven economic activity.
ECONOMIC STRENGTH & EMPLOYMENT DRIVERS
The local economy is anchored by maritime trade, logistics, tourism, healthcare, education, and government services. The Port of Los Angeles alone supports thousands of direct and indirect jobs, reinforcing year-round economic stability.
WATERFRONT, TOURISM & LIFESTYLE DEMAND
San Pedro is undergoing a major waterfront revitalization driven by public and private investment. Attractions such as Cabrillo Beach, marina recreation, waterfront dining, and cultural venues generate consistent leisure demand and long-term destination appeal.
PORT & MARITIME-DRIVEN DEMAND
As the home of the Port of Los Angeles, the busiest container port in the United States, San Pedro benefits from sustained demand driven by global trade, logistics operations, cruise activity, and port-related employment.
CRUISE, WATERFRONT & LEISURE DEMAND
The property is located adjacent to the Los Angeles World Cruise Center, one of the West Coast’s primary cruise terminals. Marina access, promenade areas, waterfront dining, and coastal recreation further reinforce hospitality and leisure demand.
ACCESSIBILITY & REGIONAL CONNECTIVITY
Immediate access to Harbor Boulevard, Interstate 110, and major Southern California freeways enables efficient regional connectivity. Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Downtown Los Angeles are accessible within approximately 25–30 minutes.
