1942-1958 Sabre Street offers warehouse and distribution space within an 83,854-square-foot multi-tenant industrial facility in Hayward’s East Outer Fremont Industrial submarket. Designed to accommodate a range of logistics, warehousing, and light industrial users, the property provides a functional operating environment with access to a deep labor pool and strong regional connectivity. As a Link Logistics property, occupiers also benefit from streamlined property management and available energy solutions designed to support business operations. The facility is equipped with infrastructure that supports efficient warehouse and distribution functions. Loading is served by 18 dock-high doors with 18 levelers, complemented by five 10-foot-by-16-foot grade-level doors that provide flexibility for a variety of shipping and receiving requirements. A 24-foot clear height allows tenants to maximize cubic storage capacity and utilize higher racking configurations. Power service of up to 400 amps at 277/480 volts supports a range of operational and equipment needs, with power capacity varying by unit. Additional features include LED lighting and a wet sprinkler system. Positioned in the Hayward/San Lorenzo industrial corridor, 1942-1958 Sabre Street offers excellent access to Interstate 880 and State Route 92, enabling efficient movement throughout the Bay Area and beyond. The location is also near Hayward Executive Airport and provides convenient access to major transportation hubs, including Oakland International Airport, the Port of Oakland, San Francisco International Airport (SFO), and San Jose International Airport. With a population exceeding 804,000 people within a 10-mile radius and more than 37% of the local workforce employed in goods-producing and transportation industries, the location offers significant advantages for both labor availability and last-mile distribution operations. Link Logistics warehouse space for rent in the Bay Area provides a gateway to Silicon Valley, Northern California, and the Pacific Northwest. With a strategic Pacific Coast location and a robust transportation network spanning ship, air, rail, and road, the region is ideal for advanced manufacturing and distribution. The Port of Oakland is one of the busiest container ports in the U.S., serving as a key hub for trade with Asia.