A really cool wellness opportunity in Frogtown.
Suite 8 at 2820 Newell is approx. 3,500 RSF with an existing wellness buildout: six float rooms, six showers, two therapy offices, reception and a lounge.
Warm wood, skylights, polished concrete floors and an outdoor patio adjacent to the suite. There’s a lot here to work with.
If you’re looking for a home for your wellness business, let’s walk it and talk through the fit.
Message me “8” for the flyer and a tour.
Carle Pierose | Industry Partners
DRE No. 01464318
Existing wellness buildout. Equipment, furnishings and permitted uses are subject to confirmation.
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A pretty great place to spend your workday.
Light, steel, glass and concrete at 2820 Newell in Frogtown. Suite 11 is approx. 4,232 RSF with private offices, conference rooms and open work areas.
Coffee and the river trail next door make it even better.
For lease. Message me “11” for the flyer and let’s take a look.
Carle Pierose | Industry Partners
DRE No. 01464318
Photos show the existing photographed buildout. Confirm current configuration, furniture and delivery timing with me.
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A river path beside the workplace. A coffee stop that doubles as a bike shop. Space to step outside between calls. Frogtown offers a tangible connection between creative work and the outdoors, with local arts organizations adding reasons to stay engaged beyond the office.
Restaurant openings, exhibitions and the projects shaping the neighborhood—a local reading list from the people covering it.
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A tiny Knox Avenue sandwich shop with a playful menu named for radio personalities. Make it a lunch pickup between property tours, leaving time for your order before heading toward the river.
Baja and Pacific coastal influences shape the seafood cooking here, from ceviche and aguachile to wood-grilled fish. A dinner destination on Blake Avenue when the workday gives way to a longer conversation.
New Californian cooking, natural wines and front and back patios give this Allesandro Street restaurant several ways to spend an evening. Pair a river-area visit with a booked meal; check the current menu and service times.
A restaurant, coffee stop, beer garden and bicycle shop share one riverside setting. It is a natural place to build a daytime break into a Frogtown visit, especially if you are exploring the path by bike.
Fine art in Frogtown lives in galleries and community projects as well as along the river. Start with a gallery program, then follow the artists and workshops that make the neighborhood a place to create together.
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Plan:d Gallery
3041 N Coolidge Ave
A gallery on Coolidge Avenue with an experimental contemporary-art program. Check the current exhibition and visiting arrangements.
Frogtown Arts brings artists, studios and visitors together through its Artwalk and other programs. Dates and access vary; use the organizer’s calendar.
Alexy led local mosaic workshops that brought residents into the making process. Her work offers a lens on the neighborhood’s participatory art culture: small, individual pieces become a shared composition through patient, hands-on collaboration.
Griffin’s live projected paintings turn light and gesture into temporary images. A 2020 Frogtown Arts interview documents his connection to the river and Artwalk, showing how an ordinary surface can become a changing canvas during an event.
Artist connections below describe documented exhibitions, commissions or community programs. They are not a list of shows currently on view or private studios open to visitors.
A suggested scouting visit
Try the workday.
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Start by the path
Coffee at Spoke, then explore the river-side streets.
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Tour a workplace
Compare outdoor areas, loading, bike storage and parking.
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Come back for culture
Build a return visit around an arts program or live music.
Before you go
Test the commute to the actual entrance. Riverside path access and seasonal in-river recreation are different; check current conditions before a river outing. Check current information ↗
October 2026 edition. Source-linked editorial recommendations; suggested visits are not timed routes or claims of firsthand experience. Check venue hours, bookings and event schedules. Maps show approximate locations; check entrances and travel conditions before visiting. Source and photography notes.
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