Torrance approves 276,300 SF Sequoia Commerce Center
Torrance approved RREEF America's two-building, 276,300 SF industrial project on 14.02 acres at 2160 West 190th Street in May 2025.
What's happening
The Torrance Planning Commission approved the Sequoia Commerce Center in May 2025. RREEF America plans two industrial buildings totaling 276,300 square feet on 14.02 acres at 2160 West 190th Street, in the city's heavy manufacturing zone.
The project consolidates three parcels into two. The city's environmental filing estimated 212 jobs. CEQAnet lists a Notice of Determination from the City of Torrance, along with technical studies covering noise, greenhouse gases and cultural resources.
- Size: 276,300 SF in two buildings on 14.02 acres
- Developer: RREEF America
- Location: 2160 W 190th St, Torrance, Los Angeles County
- Status/Timing: Planning Commission approval May 2025
- Jobs: About 212 (city estimate)
What it means for owners, tenants and investors
The 190th Street corridor is one of the South Bay's main industrial areas, close to the 405 and 110 freeways and the ports. Replacing older buildings with modern product raises the quality of supply in a submarket with very little vacant land, which supports rents for well-located owners while giving tenants new options.
Sequoia Commerce Center is one of several approved projects recycling older industrial land along West 190th Street.
What to watch
Demolition, a construction start and pre-leasing activity.
Imagery: Google Earth.
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