Arbor Business Park is now being offered as five income-producing industrial buildings at $4,465,000, generating approximately $300,000 in current net operating income. The purchase includes the five stabilized buildings, and at closing the buyer will recieve an exclusive six-month option, at no additional cost, to acquire three separate, buildable development pads within the park. Those pads are individual tax parcels, fully integrated into the site plan, and available under pre-negotiated terms. Step into day-one cash flow while taking the time to underwrite, plan, and decide whether and how you want to expand. You’re not forced to buy land you’re not ready to develop. But you control it. Each building and each pad sits on its own parcel, giving an owner flexibility over time — hold, phase, develop, or selectively sell. In North Kitsap, where new industrial supply is limited and entitlement timelines are not getting shorter, this offers something increasingly hard to find: stabilized income today with a defined path to future growth.
Listing Provided Courtesy of Kelly Muldrow, Windermere Commercial/ERES
General Information
NWM2329592
Commercial Industrial
391
DOM
0.76 acres
0
2001
Commerc
Kitsap
Commercial Sale
Commercial Industrial
Listing Provided Courtesy of Kelly Muldrow, Windermere Commercial/ERES
Krishna Realty data last checked: Mar 16, 2026 15:46 | Listing last modified Mar 03, 2026 20:43,
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Arbor Business Park is now being offered as five income-producing industrial buildings at $4,465,000, generating approximately $300,000 in current net operating income. The purchase includes the five stabilized buildings, and at closing the buyer will recieve an exclusive six-month option, at no additional cost, to acquire three separate, buildable development pads within the park. Those pads are individual tax parcels, fully integrated into the site plan, and available under pre-negotiated terms. Step into day-one cash flow while taking the time to underwrite, plan, and decide whether and how you want to expand. You’re not forced to buy land you’re not ready to develop. But you control it. Each building and each pad sits on its own parcel, giving an owner flexibility over time — hold, phase, develop, or selectively sell. In North Kitsap, where new industrial supply is limited and entitlement timelines are not getting shorter, this offers something increasingly hard to find: stabilized income today with a defined path to future growth.
