3550 E 40th St

Yuma, located in the southwestern corner of Arizona, is a city known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and strategic location. Bordering California and Mexico, Yuma serves as a critical junction between major markets in the United States and Mexico. The Greater Yuma Region, encompassing the city and its surrounding areas, covers an area of 5,522 square miles and is renowned for its agricultural prowess. Producing 90% of the United States' leafy vegetables during the winter months, the agricultural industry in Yuma generates over $3 billion in revenue annually. The region's warm climate and abundant sunshine have earned Yuma the title of the "Sunniest City in the World," attracting tourists and seasonal visitors who contribute significantly to the local economy. Yuma and Yuma County offer various incentives to stimulate economic growth, encouraging new business development, expansions, and relocations. The City of Yuma's Economic Development Fund provides performance-based incentives, including up to $500 per new hire, awarded as an upfront cash grant. Yuma County's Economic Development Fund offers up to $1,000 per new hire, tied to infrastructure improvements and employee training costs. Additionally, Yuma's Workforce Board covers the entire cost of employee training programs and reimburses 50% of employee salaries during training for up to six months. Other incentives include construction sales tax reimbursements, amortization of water and sewer connection fees, and expedited plan permits and fee waivers to alleviate up-front construction costs for businesses.Total: Building SF: ±55,260 SF of Warehouse ±10,000 SF of Office • Clear Height 24' (From Top of Eave) • Power 3,000 Amps, 277/480 Volts • Security Cameras Throughout the facility (90 Cameras) • Year Built 1992 • Zoning Light Industrial Lighting • LED Lighting with Motion Sensor in Warehouse Employee Parking 111 Total Spaces (5 Handicap)