Fully Leased Center Anchored by dd’s DISCOUNTS, VA Clinic, and Tesla Superchargers Attracts All-Cash Investor
Victorville, California (High Desert News Online) — Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors announced the $7 million sale of Victor Town Center, a 47,650-square-foot retail property located at 14598 7th Street in Victorville. The well-positioned center, featuring dd’s DISCOUNTS, a Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) outpatient clinic, and a 16-stall Tesla Supercharger station, was acquired by a private investor from Los Angeles in an all-cash transaction, signaling continued confidence in the High Desert’s retail market.
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Sustained Investor Interest in High Desert Retail
The sale of Victor Town Center demonstrates ongoing investor demand for stabilized retail properties in Victorville and surrounding High Desert cities. The three-tenant center offers a diverse mix of uses: a national value retailer, a federal outpatient clinic, and modern electric vehicle infrastructure. That combination—discount retail, essential healthcare, and EV charging—is becoming increasingly common in the region as property owners seek steady income sources backed by strong credit tenants.
Located roughly 35 miles north of San Bernardino, Victorville has developed into one of the Inland Empire’s most active secondary markets for retail investment. The city’s strategic location along major transportation routes, combined with population growth and affordable housing, continues to attract both regional and national investors seeking long-term stability.
History of Retail and Real Estate Expansion in Victorville
Over the past two decades, Victorville’s retail sector has evolved from a largely local-service economy into a regional shopping hub for the broader High Desert area. Developments such as The Mall of Victor Valley and Victor Town Center have helped anchor that transformation, drawing national tenants like Ross Stores, Target, and Home Depot.
The city’s retail history mirrors the High Desert’s population growth, which surged throughout the 2000s as families moved inland from Los Angeles and Orange counties in search of affordable homes. That shift spurred sustained commercial investment even through economic cycles, underscoring Victorville’s resilience as a retail and logistics corridor.
Clean Sale Reflects Market Strength
The Victor Town Center transaction was jointly arranged by Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors and Progressive Real Estate Partners. The seller, PacWest Management Inc., was represented by Hanley’s Ayda Kach and Sean Cox, along with Greg Bedell of Progressive Real Estate Partners. The Los Angeles-based buyer represented themselves and reportedly already owns additional holdings within Victorville.
By completing an all-cash purchase, the buyer removed financing contingencies—a move that streamlined closing and highlighted investor willingness to pursue High Desert properties outright. The sale also demonstrates broader market confidence in the area’s tenant mix and long-term fundamentals.
A Reflection of the Region’s Future
For Victorville and the broader High Desert, the successful sale of Victor Town Center underscores a steady shift toward modernized retail environments that blend everyday shopping, public services, and emerging technology. As both residents and investors continue to recognize the city’s potential, Victorville remains a cornerstone of economic growth and commercial opportunity in San Bernardino County’s north end.
