10 Acre Dillon and Avenida Manzana, Desert Hot Springs, CA 92258

Positioned directly within a rapidly expanding industrial, logistics, and hospitality development corridor, this massive ±9.7-acre contiguous site delivers institutional scale for a major regional residential or mixed-use project. Featuring a unique "L" configuration that wraps around the immediate corner lot, the property offers extensive dual-street frontage and access points on both Dillon Road and Avenida Manzana, maximizing design flexibility for high-density multifamily complexes, build-to-rent (BTR) communities, or integrated neighborhood-serving commercial layouts. STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT ADVANTAGES: Dual-Street Frontage & Access: The distinct "L-shape" layout provides major frontage along both Dillon Road and Avenida Manzana, allowing for efficient, split-ingress/egress design and traffic flow separate from the corner intersection. Exceptional Yield Capacity: Current zoning framework supports an estimated density of ±120 to 150 residential units (buyer to verify dynamic site planning and yield requirements with the City). Phased Layout Potential: Large acreage footprint allows for highly efficient site planning, including high-visibility commercial/retail frontage along Dillon Road with private residential phasing wrapping onto Avenida Manzana. Wholesale Value Proposition: Priced competitively at approximately $77,000 per acre, providing a superior entry barrier and significant cost advantage over smaller infill parcels trading at premium per-acre metrics. Proximity to Core Anchors: Strategically located near the newly operational Amazon logistics hub and adjacent to active, large-scale hospitality and resort land assemblages near Cabot's Pueblo Museum. Transaction Note: Available for standard purchase or structured 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange. Property features unique topography; pricing directly reflects local development considerations and wash areas while preserving maximum upside potential. Buyer to conduct independent due diligence regarding utilities (well on site), municipal infrastructure connections, and exact density allocations with the City of Desert Hot Springs.