2608 Alhambra Road
Alhambra, CA 91801
For Sale
4,493 sqft
Sale Price
$2,500,000
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Multifamily For Sale - Available October 2026
5 Units in Alhambra | 24% Rental Upside | Townhome Style Units with Two Car Garages
5-unit multifamily investment opportunity in Alhambra, California, offering stable in-place income in the highly desirable San Gabriel Valley.
Current cap rate of 3.72% and pro forma cap rate of 5.01% reflect 24% rental upside available to a new owner.
The property offers a spacious unit mix of four 2-bedroom/2-bathroom units and one 3-bedroom/2-bathroom unit.
Units feature wood-like flooring, vertical blinds, central air conditioning, updated kitchens, en-suite bathrooms, and washer and dryer hookups.
The property sits on a ±7,900 SF lot with ±4,493 SF of rentable area averaging 899 SF per unit.
Common areas include a gated entrance, lush mature landscaping, and two-car garage parking with ample street parking.
Direct access to the 10, 710 and 60 Freeways places residents approximately 8 miles northeast of Downtown Los Angeles.
The property is minutes from Cal State LA, the USC Health Sciences Campus, Alhambra Hospital Medical Center, and Huntington Hospital.
Metro A Line stations in Pasadena and East Los Angeles provide light rail service into Downtown Los Angeles.
Get in touch
Eric Chen
Lic: 01489184
Mikel Dominguez
Lic: 02189109
CBRE is pleased to exclusively present a well-positioned multifamily investment opportunity at 2608 West Alhambra Road in Alhambra, California, offering stable in-place income in the highly sought-after San Gabriel Valley.
The five-unit, single-building asset sits in a quiet, gated community minutes from Downtown Alhambra and is within easy reach of the 10, 710 and 60 Freeways, Cal State LA, the USC Health Sciences Campus and Pasadena. At a going-in cost basis of $500,000 per unit, the property presents a current cap rate of 3.72% and a pro forma cap rate of 5.01%, reflecting 24% rental upside available to a new owner.
Built in 1987, the three-story building features two levels of residences over ground-level garages and sits on a ±7,900 square-foot lot with ±4,493 square feet of rentable area, averaging 899 square feet per unit across four 2-bedroom/2-bathroom units and one 3-bedroom/2-bathroom unit. Each residence features wood-like flooring, vertical blinds, central air conditioning, and an updated kitchen with abundant cabinet space, a refrigerator, a gas range and a range hood. The 2-bedroom floor plans offer en-suite bathrooms, large sliding closets are found throughout, and every home includes washer and dryer hookups. Common area features include controlled access, lush mature landscaping, a private balcony at the front entrance, and ground-level two-car garages supported by ample street parking. Condominium-style layouts appeal to long-term residents.
Situated approximately 8 miles northeast of Downtown Los Angeles, Alhambra offers residents a suburban lifestyle with strong regional connectivity. The 10, 710 and 60 Freeways are all within a few minutes’ drive, providing direct routes to Downtown Los Angeles, Pasadena, Monterey Park and the greater San Gabriel Valley. Daily needs are close at hand, with the shops and restaurants of Downtown Alhambra, Target, Costco and Alhambra Park all nearby. Metro A Line stations in Pasadena and East Los Angeles also provide light rail service into Downtown Los Angeles and throughout the region, while the dining, shopping and entertainment corridors along Valley Boulevard and Main Street, together with the area’s parks and cultural destinations, add to a strong quality of life. Together, these amenities and transit connections give residents flexible commuting choices and an easy, convenient everyday lifestyle.
The San Gabriel Valley benefits from a diverse and resilient employment base anchored by Cal State LA, the USC Health Sciences Campus, Alhambra Hospital Medical Center, Huntington Hospital, Caltech and the Alhambra Unified School District. These institutions, together with the city’s strong retail and restaurant corridors, generate consistent, year-round renter demand from educators, healthcare professionals, students and working families. Alhambra’s central location, walkable commercial districts and long-standing reputation as a desirable place to live give the submarket enduring appeal to both commuters and long-term residents and contribute to a stable, reliable tenant base. Alhambra’s proximity to the region’s major healthcare and higher education campuses ensures a steady pipeline of renters who value short commutes and a quiet residential setting.
2608 West Alhambra Road is a stable income-producing asset in the San Gabriel Valley, well-positioned for long-term growth and capital appreciation. Whether you are a first-time investor seeking to enter the market, a seasoned investor looking to expand your portfolio, or considering a 1031 Exchange, this property offers exceptional stability and long-term value.
The five-unit, single-building asset sits in a quiet, gated community minutes from Downtown Alhambra and is within easy reach of the 10, 710 and 60 Freeways, Cal State LA, the USC Health Sciences Campus and Pasadena. At a going-in cost basis of $500,000 per unit, the property presents a current cap rate of 3.72% and a pro forma cap rate of 5.01%, reflecting 24% rental upside available to a new owner.
Built in 1987, the three-story building features two levels of residences over ground-level garages and sits on a ±7,900 square-foot lot with ±4,493 square feet of rentable area, averaging 899 square feet per unit across four 2-bedroom/2-bathroom units and one 3-bedroom/2-bathroom unit. Each residence features wood-like flooring, vertical blinds, central air conditioning, and an updated kitchen with abundant cabinet space, a refrigerator, a gas range and a range hood. The 2-bedroom floor plans offer en-suite bathrooms, large sliding closets are found throughout, and every home includes washer and dryer hookups. Common area features include controlled access, lush mature landscaping, a private balcony at the front entrance, and ground-level two-car garages supported by ample street parking. Condominium-style layouts appeal to long-term residents.
Situated approximately 8 miles northeast of Downtown Los Angeles, Alhambra offers residents a suburban lifestyle with strong regional connectivity. The 10, 710 and 60 Freeways are all within a few minutes’ drive, providing direct routes to Downtown Los Angeles, Pasadena, Monterey Park and the greater San Gabriel Valley. Daily needs are close at hand, with the shops and restaurants of Downtown Alhambra, Target, Costco and Alhambra Park all nearby. Metro A Line stations in Pasadena and East Los Angeles also provide light rail service into Downtown Los Angeles and throughout the region, while the dining, shopping and entertainment corridors along Valley Boulevard and Main Street, together with the area’s parks and cultural destinations, add to a strong quality of life. Together, these amenities and transit connections give residents flexible commuting choices and an easy, convenient everyday lifestyle.
The San Gabriel Valley benefits from a diverse and resilient employment base anchored by Cal State LA, the USC Health Sciences Campus, Alhambra Hospital Medical Center, Huntington Hospital, Caltech and the Alhambra Unified School District. These institutions, together with the city’s strong retail and restaurant corridors, generate consistent, year-round renter demand from educators, healthcare professionals, students and working families. Alhambra’s central location, walkable commercial districts and long-standing reputation as a desirable place to live give the submarket enduring appeal to both commuters and long-term residents and contribute to a stable, reliable tenant base. Alhambra’s proximity to the region’s major healthcare and higher education campuses ensures a steady pipeline of renters who value short commutes and a quiet residential setting.
2608 West Alhambra Road is a stable income-producing asset in the San Gabriel Valley, well-positioned for long-term growth and capital appreciation. Whether you are a first-time investor seeking to enter the market, a seasoned investor looking to expand your portfolio, or considering a 1031 Exchange, this property offers exceptional stability and long-term value.
Alhambra is “The Gateway to Opportunity in the San Gabriel Valley”. Incorporated in 1903, the City is a well-managed, and family and business-friendly community with excellent schools and community services. Livability.com named Alhambra 5th in California among its 2014 “Top 100 Best Places to Live” and was recently recognized as the “Most Business-Friendly City in L.A. County” by the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation. Alhambra is situated eight miles from downtown Los Angeles. The city has a diverse land use portfolio of residential, commercial, and industrial properties and strong economic support from community residents. Discover why so many businesses have chosen to open in Alhambra.
Alhambra’s economy is centered on its location in the San Gabriel Valley, offering businesses and residents a strong connection to the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area. Its strategic position provides easy access to major transportation corridors and is in close proximity to major employment hubs. The city has a strong and diverse business base, with a focus on retail, dining, and service industries. It is particularly known for its vibrant Asian business district along Valley Boulevard, which has become a significant economic hub with numerous banks, restaurants, and shops. The city’s economy is supported by a robust workforce. In 2023, the median household income in Alhambra was $85,189, a 6.18% increase from the previous year. The city is home to a variety of industries, with the largest employment sectors being Healthcare & Social Assistance, Manufacturing, and Educational Services. Additionally, the city has a well-known Auto Row on Main Street, which attracts car buyers from throughout the region.
Alhambra actively promotes business growth and development. The city’s Economic Development Division works to attract targeted industries and provide support for both new and existing businesses. It has focused on revitalizing key commercial areas, particularly the downtown Main Street district, which has seen the development of mixed-use projects with retail, residential, and entertainment spaces. This includes projects like the Renaissance Plaza, which brought a movie theater, restaurants, and retail to the area, improving the city’s tax base and providing community amenities.
Alhambra provides a diverse range of recreational and entertainment options, with a focus on its vibrant Main Street and access to nearby Los Angeles attractions. For outdoor enthusiasts, the city offers several well-maintained parks, including Alhambra Park and Almansor Park, which feature walking trails, sports fields, and open spaces for picnics and leisure. The city is also home to the Alhambra Golf Course, a popular spot for local golfers. Shopping and dining are a major draw, particularly along the Main Street Business District and Valley Boulevard, where a variety of retail stores, unique boutiques, and an extensive selection of international and American restaurants can be found.
Alhambra’s economy is centered on its location in the San Gabriel Valley, offering businesses and residents a strong connection to the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area. Its strategic position provides easy access to major transportation corridors and is in close proximity to major employment hubs. The city has a strong and diverse business base, with a focus on retail, dining, and service industries. It is particularly known for its vibrant Asian business district along Valley Boulevard, which has become a significant economic hub with numerous banks, restaurants, and shops. The city’s economy is supported by a robust workforce. In 2023, the median household income in Alhambra was $85,189, a 6.18% increase from the previous year. The city is home to a variety of industries, with the largest employment sectors being Healthcare & Social Assistance, Manufacturing, and Educational Services. Additionally, the city has a well-known Auto Row on Main Street, which attracts car buyers from throughout the region.
Alhambra actively promotes business growth and development. The city’s Economic Development Division works to attract targeted industries and provide support for both new and existing businesses. It has focused on revitalizing key commercial areas, particularly the downtown Main Street district, which has seen the development of mixed-use projects with retail, residential, and entertainment spaces. This includes projects like the Renaissance Plaza, which brought a movie theater, restaurants, and retail to the area, improving the city’s tax base and providing community amenities.
Alhambra provides a diverse range of recreational and entertainment options, with a focus on its vibrant Main Street and access to nearby Los Angeles attractions. For outdoor enthusiasts, the city offers several well-maintained parks, including Alhambra Park and Almansor Park, which feature walking trails, sports fields, and open spaces for picnics and leisure. The city is also home to the Alhambra Golf Course, a popular spot for local golfers. Shopping and dining are a major draw, particularly along the Main Street Business District and Valley Boulevard, where a variety of retail stores, unique boutiques, and an extensive selection of international and American restaurants can be found.
Total Space Available
4,493 sqft
Sale Price
$2,500,000
Place
Alhambra Park
Park
0.5 miles
1.3 min.
/drive
Old Pasadena
Retail
3.5 miles
8 min.
/drive
DTLA
Location
8.8 miles
15 min.
/drive
Highway
10 Freeway
2.4 miles
5 min.
/drive
Airport
LAX
28.3 miles
40 min.
/drive
Get in touch
Eric Chen
Lic: 01489184
Mikel Dominguez
Lic: 02189109