16902 Pacific Coast

Rare Huntington Beach Costal Development Opportunity. A unique opportunity to acquire a highly visible coastal commercial site on Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach, California. Located along one of Southern California’s most recognizable coastal corridors, 16902 Pacific Coast Highway offers exceptional visibility, scarcity, and long-term redevelopment potential. Previously encumbered by a long-term billboard lease, the property is now available without that prior use constraint, creating significantly greater flexibility for an owner-user, developer, investor, or strategic assemblage buyer. The site offers prominent Pacific Coast Highway exposure in a supply-constrained coastal market where small commercial parcels rarely become available. Its location provides convenient access to Huntington Harbour, Sunset Beach, Seal Beach, Huntington Beach, and the broader Orange County coastal market. Potential opportunities include boutique commercial use, office, retail, hospitality-oriented concepts, mixed-use development, or incorporation into a larger assemblage, subject to applicable zoning, planning requirements, and governmental approvals. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS - Rare Huntington Beach commercial land opportunity - Prime Pacific Coast Highway frontage - Highly visible coastal location - Former billboard site now offered without the prior billboard lease encumbrance - Scarce small-parcel infill development opportunity - Potential owner-user, investment, redevelopment, or assemblage play - Close proximity to Huntington Harbour, Sunset Beach, Seal Beach, and Huntington Beach - Strong visibility to coastal traffic - Unique opportunity in a market with limited commercial land inventory - Conceptual development renderings and aerial site imagery available The property offers a compelling combination of scarcity, location, exposure, and future flexibility that is difficult to replicate along the Southern California coast. All development concepts, uses, dimensions, zoning interpretations, and renderings are conceptual in nature. Buyer and buyer’s representatives are responsible for independently verifying zoning, permitted uses, development potential, utilities, access, dimensions, and all other property information with the appropriate governmental agencies.