Marcus & Millichap presents 11325 Magnolia Avenue, a 54-unit entitled multifamily development opportunity in Riverside, California, offered at $2,999,000. The entitlement is approved. Plans are in place for a 4-story wood-frame residential building on a flat 0.94-acre site on Magnolia Avenue. At $55,537 per buildable unit, the pricing reflects the entitlement work already completed and a site ready to move toward building permit. The building consists of 49 one-bedroom units and 5 two-bedroom units across four stories of residential space above ground-level parking. Designed by Hedgemon PD, LLC out of Newport Beach. The amenity package includes a gym, game room, 4th-floor viewing deck and outdoor lounge, central courtyard, tot lot, bike storage, elevator, in-unit laundry, and EV charging. Balconies on the majority of units. Parking totals 84 spaces including 3 ADA and 3 EV charging spaces. A rooftop solar zone is designated. 11325 Magnolia Avenue sits on one of Riverside's highest-traffic arterials, providing the future building with strong street visibility and direct access to a proven rental corridor. California Baptist University sits directly on Magnolia Avenue, making this corridor a natural draw for students, faculty, and staff seeking housing within close proximity to campus. La Sierra University is 1.6 miles from the site, adding another significant base of rental demand to the immediate trade area. The University of California, Riverside, one of the region's premier research universities, further deepens the renter pool with graduate students, researchers, and university-affiliated professionals. Kaiser Permanente Riverside Medical Center is less than a mile away and is currently undergoing a significant campus expansion: a new 5-story hospital tower adding 152 beds, a diagnostic and treatment building, and a 1,200-space parking structure across a 4.5-year construction program. The 91 Freeway is minutes from the site, connecting residents to employment centers across the Inland Empire and into the greater Los Angeles basin. The Inland Empire continues to face a structural undersupply of new multifamily housing relative to population and job growth. Riverside's rental market has maintained consistent occupancy in stabilized Class A product. Institutional capital is actively investing on this corridor. A developer acquiring this site steps into an approved entitlement, a completed building design, and a submarket with real demand drivers already in place.