The Onni

About this listing

DESCRIPTION

Coldwell Banker Commercial BLAIR is pleased to present multiple units of Retail, Restaurant and Creative Office space available for lease at the beautifully designed ONNI East Village located at 333 E. Broadway Ave. and 330 E. 3rd St. in downtown Long Beach. This mixed-use property is comprised of 432 luxury apartments and is located within the downtown East Village Arts District which offers an eclectic mix of shops, galleries and restaurants.


The property boasts high walkability and significant visibility with easy access to the Metro A Line, making it a prime location for exciting retail concepts, professional services, unique restaurants or community-focused businesses to come together. Co-located with the historic former Acres of Books building which has been fully renovated, tenants will share a common courtyard and onsite parking. Designed with modern businesses in mind, ONNI East Village offers flexible layouts, contemporary architecture, and seamless integration into a thriving mixed-use environment.

HIGHLIGHTS

• 432 luxury apartments, currently 90% occupied and located directly above units Walker’s Paradise with a WALK Score of 98 and a Bike Score of 90 Approximately 20 ft Ceiling Height and extensive Glass Line Most units stubbed with 200 amp; 208/120; 3 phase power. Onsite parking available in parking garage with 90-minute validation for customers Retail units provisioned for Exhaust and Grease Interceptors

AREA

The ONNI East Village is a 432-unit luxury apartment complex, the property benefits from its proximity to the surrounding residential urban hub. With a Walk Score of 98, the neighborhood is highly walkable and a few short blocks from the beach.


Downtown Long Beach is one of Southern California’s most unique waterfront urban destinations to live, work, and play. As California’s sixth-largest city, Downtown Long Beach is centrally located and a mere 20 minutes from both Los Angeles and central Orange County. Additionally, visitors can easily access Downtown via public transit (Metro Blue Line) and explore its many shops, restaurants, and attractions by bike or on foot. Downtown Long Beach offers all the amenities of a major urban center within a clean, safe community and is enhanced by the temperate climate and breathtaking ocean views.


As a Pacific Rim city, Long Beach has many influences economically and culturally. Downtown continues to be the hub of tourism, business, and transit for the entire city. It is also home to a growing population of residents who want, within a livable urban core, convenient amenities, and services. Today, there are many facets that contribute to Downtown’s unique sense of place: It has a social heart (Pine Avenue and the waterfront), a civic core (Civic Center, City Hall, the newly constructed Governor George Deukmejian Courthouse), and major attractions (Long Beach Convention Center, The Aquarium of the Pacific and major hotels, restaurants, and beaches). Current market conditions are continuing to improve and new developments in Long Beach that have begun attracting new business, creative users, and visitors.