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5/05/25
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RPG recently signed new lease agreements totaling 141.8k sf at three of its Class A properties in the San Diego area. Cushman & Wakefield’s Aric Starck and Drew Dodds represented RPG in all three transactions.
The largest of the transactions consisted of a leading Aerospace Manufacturing Company fully leasing a 64.5k sf, Class A industrial building at 1812 Aston Ave in Carlsbad. The freestanding property comprises a mix of warehouse, office and mezzanine space with private amenities, dock and grade loading, 24’ clear height, skylights, and ample power. The building is in the heart of the Carlsbad Research Center. Cushman & Wakefield’s Joe Crotty, Conor Boyle, and Tyler Stemley represented the tenant.
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In another deal, an unnamed electric vehicle manufacturer leased a 59.8k sf, Class A industrial building at 3280 Corporate View in the city of Vista. The freestanding site includes a high image office supported by an open warehouse ideal for production and manufacturing featuring dock and grade level loading, drive around access, 24’ clear height, and heavy power. Cushman & Wakefield’s Brant Aberg repped the tenant.
In the third deal, a national surf culture clothing and surfboard brand leased a 17.5k sf, Class A building at 2330 Faraday Ave in Carlsbad. Part of a two-building campus, the property consists of open floor plates with creative office buildouts featuring floor-to-ceiling glass lines, open ceilings and flex and R&D space. The campus includes unique amenities such as a thoughtful decorative paseo accessed by glass roll-up doors allowing for indoor-outdoor workflow, an outdoor barbecue area and crushed seashell bocce ball court. The property is in the heart of the Carlsbad Research Center. Cushman & Wakefield’s Andy Ewald and Peter Curry represented the tenant.
The North County location places the properties in close proximity of I-5 and SR-78/I-15. They are also near premier retail/shopping amenities, hotels and resorts, golf courses, residential neighborhoods, as well as surrounded by many other major corporate industrial, manufacturing and tech companies in the area.
According to research from Cushman & Wakefield, vacancy rates in the San Diego’s North County industrial market remained near historical lows at 6.4% as of the first quarter of 2025.
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