




For Sale
Asset Snapshot
Offering Summary
For Sale: The property is currently for sale AS-IS at $13.5 million and is a vacant 46 room and a 2 bedroom management apartment motel that has been approved for single occupancy. Continued use as a motel is not part of the future plans. The proposed residential apartment has been issued a formal approval of their planning application by the City of Costa Mesa.
The remodeled studio units are ideal for single occupancy low-income apartments and other alternative uses (transitional housing, rehabilitation center, etc.) with appropriate city approval.
Each unit includes a bathroom, kitchenette, and is fully remodeled. As noted in the OM, the planned rental income stream is designed around full-service, all-inclusive rents.
*Any alternative use must be confirmed by the buyer*
Repositioning Opportunity
2205 Harbor Boulevard presents a compelling repositioning opportunity in the heart of Costa Mesa, ideally situated for forward-thinking developers and investors. While recently approved and furnished for single-occupancy use, the property is also poised for alternative transformation pursuant to the City’s Housing Element, which identifies the site for other residential redevelopment. A full residential rezone is actively in progress, with implementation anticipated by Spring 2026, allowing for a redevelopment up to 28 residential units at a density of 50 dwelling units per acre (du/ac).
The site’s prescribed affordability mix includes:
This balanced affordability profile supports both community needs and potential incentives under state and local housing programs.
With its central location, proximity to retail, transit, and employment hubs, and a favorable policy environment, 2205 Harbor Blvd is a rare opportunity to reposition a well-located asset into a vibrant community.
*All of the above information regarding residential development standards are to be verified with the city of Costa Mesa*
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