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8/27/26
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Work has been completed on phase one of Otay Business Park, a two-phase, ground-up, 119-acre campus of Class A, state-of-the-art industrial distribution and logistics buildings in Otay Mesa. The project is a development of Elevation Land Company and a real estate fund advised by Crow Holdings Capital. Dempsey Construction is the general contractor for Otay Business Park.
Otay Business Park is located within a 20-minute drive from six highways, interstates and state routes, and it sits in the Otay Mesa logistics hub of San Diego at the U.S./Mexico border. Phase one includes 612.2k sf of space across four buildings.
The business park spans the Siempre Viva Rd connection to SR-11, which is the last exit on SR-11 before entering the Otay East U.S./Mexico Port of Entry commercial border crossing. The first phase of this new port-of-entry is slated to open in late 2027.
Otay Business Park is expected to provide job growth to the region and is designed to support companies engaged in e-commerce, 3PL operators, storage/warehouse occupiers and continually growing manufacturing demand. It was designed by Ware Malcomb.
All phase one buildings at Otay Business Park offer 32-foot clear height and are available for purchase or lease. Each building is divisible to accommodate varying tenant size requirements.
• Building 1: 203.2k sf, 197 parking stalls, 50 trailer stalls, 36 loading docks, two grade-level doors
• Building 2: 233.9k sf, 220 parking stalls, 52 trailer stalls, 37 loading docks, two grade-level doors
• Building 3A: 95.4k sf, 104 parking stalls, 22 loading docks, two grade-level doors
• Building 3B: 79.8k sf, 87 parking stalls, 20 loading docks, two grade-level doors
Otay Business Park offers move-in ready spec development, build-to-suit lease opportunities and build-to-sale purchase opportunities to cater to specific occupier needs. The development team is negotiating with several interested, undisclosed tenants and buyers. Brant Aberg and Ryan Downing of Cushman & Wakefield are marketing the property.
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