Mixed-Use Building Fetches $2.1 Mil

LOS ANGELES-A Northridge-based auto parts business acquires 25,600-sf building in North Hollywood from privately held K&M Properties and plans to relocate to the new site.

By Erin Cassin & By David W. Myers | May 04, 2001 at 01:01 AM

The 25,600-sf facility stands at 7600 Laurel Canyon Blvd. The buyer, Gopez Corp., will use the building as both a retail store and warehouse.

The building stands on a 48,000-sf parcel of land. Gopez employs about 20 people, a company employee tells GlobeSt.com.

NAI Capital brokers Sue Horowitz and Randy Sheinbein represented both Gopez Corp. and the seller, privately held K&M Properties.

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