The Tejon Ranch Commerce Center is located about an hour north of the San Fernando Valley, very near the geographic and population center of California, providing the ability to reach more than 40 million people with next-day delivery and 70 million in two days, with the shortest average distance to major population centers in the western U.S.

Its land and leasing costs are much lower than other major commercial/industrial regions in California, often half the cost or more.

The Commerce Center sits on both sides of Interstate 5, giving distributors immediate access to the west coast’s principal north-south goods movement corridor, and an easy connection via State Highway 58 to both the I-15 and I-40 east-west corridors.

The Commerce Center’s location in unincorporated Kern County gives companies the opportunity to take advantage of the County’s aggressive new economic incentive program. Kern County offers individually tailored performance-based tax revenue sharing opportunities with NO CAP on the amount of the incentive or the duration it’s offered. It’s currently the only major logistics location in Kern County eligible for the incentive.

Distribution Center managers at the Tejon Ranch Commerce Center rave about the available labor. Not only are wage rates lower than other major regions in California, they’ve found their employees to be hard-working, loyal and very productive.

• Labor pool of more than 298,000 within 45 minutes

• Current employee base of about 3,000 FTEs

• Turn-over rate less than 5%

• Highly productive workers—up to 15% more productive than anticipated

• No unionized facilities

With its location on Interstate 5, at the center of the state, the Tejon Ranch Commerce Center provides dual port access from the Ports of Los Angeles/Long Beach and the Port of Oakland.

• Direct and immediate access to Interstate 5

• All industrial sites eligible for Foreign Trade Zone benefits

• Large adjacent Travel Plazas provide off-site staging areas for trucks and amenities for drivers

• Close proximity to both northern Los Angeles County and Bakersfield—ideally suited for both regional and last-mile e-commerce fulfillment centers