TORRANCE, CA – The Klabin Company’s Torrance office reports that area investors have sold an 8,936 square foot warehouse facility in Torrance, CA to principals of One Stop Windows & Doors for $1.97 million for expansion of its area warehousing activities. One Stop Windows & Doors, Southern California’s leading window and door center, according to its web site, plans a fourth quarter occupancy of its new facility located at 3330 Kashiwa St., Torrance. Matt Stringfellow, Courtney Bell and Aron McKim in the Klabin firm’s Torrance office represented Kashiwa Nut, LLC, the seller. Re/Max Commercial Realty represented the buyers, the Partick S. Estabrook and Patricia A. Estabrook Revocable Trust. Stringfellow reports that One Stop is totally refurbishing its new facility to serve as their main warehouse. The building replaces a nearby leased facility. Headquartered at 23650 Hawthorne Blvd. in Torrance, One Stop has retail locations in that community. The new One Stop warehouse is a freestanding concrete tilt-up structure located on a half acre of land, and features ample on-site parking, ground level loading, and a prime location with easy access to the beach communities, Stringfellow said. “Typically, buildings in such close proximity to the beaches don’t arrive on the market often, and when they do, they sell for a premium,” he said, citing a purchase price of $220 per square foot. About The Klabin Company Now in its sixth decade, The Klabin Company is ranked among the top 20 commercial real estate companies based in Los Angeles. The firm has offices in Los Angeles and Torrance, and is affiliated with CORFAC International. CORFAC International is one of the largest commercial real estate services organizations in the world. CORFAC is comprised of privately-held entrepreneurial firms serving 150 markets in The Americas and internationally through its KingSturge CORFAC International alliance. Last year, CORFAC partner firms completed more than 11,500 commercial real estate transactions worldwide, encompassing over 788 million square feet and valued at $23.4 billion.