Partake Collective

Coldwell Banker Commercial BLAIR is pleased to present for sale the property located at 456 Elm Avenue known as the Partake Collective, this unique one-of-a-kind Ghost Kitchen concept consists of approximately 25,129 SF of improvements on approximately 7,506 SF of Land. Partake Collective is dedicated to fostering a collaborative environment for culinary entrepreneurs. As a shared kitchen incubator, Partake Collective provides members with state-of-the-art kitchen facilities, resources, and business support. The space is designed to nurture the growth of food startups, from food truck operators to artisanal brands, offering flexibility with both private and communal kitchen options. The premises feature a thoughtfully designed space that includes a front-of-house dining hall, a chef’s kitchen with an exclusive private dining area, and public restrooms conveniently located on the ground floor. On the second floor, there are eight private commercial kitchens, each equipped with its own hood system for optimal ventilation. The third floor offers five shared communal kitchens, along with three walk-in coolers, one walk-in freezer, a washing station, and eight non-hooded prep kitchens. The prep kitchens offer a mixed-use of catering to a variety of culinary needs as well as non-food related business operators. The basement houses a receiving area for deliveries, two additional prep kitchens, and an employee locker/break room for staff convenience. The communal kitchens experience a steady flow of hourly renters. The building has the opportunity to be LEED Gold and WELL certified. The premises has also been approved for a Master Conditional Use Permit for ten (10) transferable Type 41 ABC Licenses and is currently in the process of having a Type 47 ABC License approved to be able to offer the on-site consumption of Liquor. 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.