Lake Forest, Orange County, CA Commercial Real Estate for Lease and Sale
Explore 55 listing(s) of commercial real estate in Lake Forest, Orange County, CA to find the best space for your business.
Here is a rundown of the primary commercial real estate property types currently available in Lake Forest:
The average rent for commercial real estate in Lake Forest is $22.54 per square foot. However, specific rates may vary widely by property type, class and quality. The cheapest commercial space in Lake Forest costs $11.88, while the city’s premium locations ask up to $33.
Here is a breakdown of the average size of different property classes (also known as asset class or property type):
CommercialCafe’s CRE offering in Lake Forest is enabled by a network of 51 active brokers from 24 different firms, ensuring a wide variety of listings. Working with an experienced professional can make a real difference. Learn more about the benefits of working with a broker.
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The profitability of a commercial real estate investment depends on a multitude of factors working together. These factors include the quality of the asset itself, local market conditions, the state of the local economy and the demand for that particular type of commercial property, to name a few.
Asking rents in the city can be as high as $33 per square foot. In particular, the property type commanding the highest lease rates in Lake Forest is Office space.
| Property Type | Count of Listings | Total Sq. Ft. |
|---|---|---|
| Office | 17 | 230,984 |
| Retail | 6 | 18,008 |
| Industrial | 18 | 478,658 |
| Property Type | Count of Listings | Total Sq. Ft. |
|---|---|---|
| Office | 7 | 66,819 |
| Industrial | 7 | 39,535 |
The city of Lake Forest, Calif., is located in Orange County, and neighbors the county’s most populous city — Anaheim. It’s also part of the bustling Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim metropolitan statistical area (MSA) — the second-largest in the U.S. — although Lake Forest itself is a small city with less than 100,000 residents. The city got its name from two man-made lakes that offer picturesque views and amenities for multiple sports and social events, as well as from a man-made eucalyptus forest within city limits.
So, if you’re looking for commercial real estate with a suburban feel that’s also within reach of one of California’s most competitive markets, Lake Forest might be worth looking into.
