State Route 710 Property Sales

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is offering for sale a number of properties owned by Caltrans on the SR-710 Corridor. This website is designed to assist tenants and prospective buyers to better understand which properties are eligible for purchase, when and how the offers of purchase can be made, in what priority a prospective buyer can make an offer and how the process affects the remaining tenants.

For questions regarding 710 Property Sales Information, please contact the District 7 Right of Way Office at (213) 897-8184 or email SR710@dot.ca.gov. Please include First Name, Last Name, Address, Phone Number & Issue Detail.

Si tiene preguntas sobre la información de ventas de propiedades (710 Property Sales), por favor comuníquese con la Oficina del Distrito 7, Derecho de Vía (Right of Way Office) al (213) 897-8184 o envíe un correo electrónico a SR710@dot.ca.gov. Por favor incluya nombre, apellido, dirección, número de teléfono y detalles del problema.

For questions regarding non-710 Sales Information (Public Auction), please contact the District 7 Right of Way - Excess Land Office at (213) 897-1868 or visit Caltrans Right of Way and Land Surveys program.

Si tiene preguntas sobre nuestras subastas, por favor comuníquese con la Oficina del Distrito 7, Derecho de Vía en la División de Terrenos en Exceso (Right of Way - Excess Land Office) al (213) 897-1868 o visite Caltrans Right of Way and Land Surveys program.

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Caltrans Seeks Licensed Public Works Contractors for 710 Affordable Sales Program Residential Repairs

LOS ANGELES - The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is soliciting licensed Public Works Contractors to bid on emergency repair contracts for single-family residential properties under the 710 Affordable Sales Program.

When an emergency repair contract is available, Caltrans will invite qualifying contractors to an online emergency bid meeting. Contract work will be performed on a “time and materials” basis. (For more information, please review contract requirements on page 4 of form ADM-4043-ELB; markups are defined on the form under bullet 3 on page 4.) Interested contractors will be asked to bid on Force Account and Administrative Costs markups via form ADM-4043-ELB.

Contractors interested in bidding on emergency residential repair contracts must meet ALL the following requirements:

  1. Be registered and have a qualifying Contractors State License Board (CSLB) Contractor License with the California Department of Consumer Affairs.
  2. Be registered as a Public Works Contractor with the California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR).
  3. Be registered with Cal eProcure as a certified Small Business (SB) or Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE).
  4. Meet Limited Bid Emergency Force Account Contract Requirements, including but not limited to:
    • Contractor must complete not less than 30% of total contract cost with own company/organization.
    • Contractor must carry required insurance, including Umbrella or Excess Liability Insurance of at least $5,000,000. (See form ADM-4043-ELB, bullet 13 on page 4 and the Caltrans Standard Specifications Book Section 7-1.06 Insurance. Insurance is not reimbursable.)
    • Contractor must furnish a payment bond. (See form ADM-4043-ELB, bullet 10 on page 4 and the Caltrans Standard Specifications Book Section 3-1.05 Contract Bonds. Bonds are reimbursable at contract completion without markup.)

Caltrans encourages interested contractors to email SR710@dot.ca.gov and include the following details:

  • Organization name (including DBA and aliases)
  • Primary Contact Person
  • Current Address
  • Current Phone Number
  • Current Email Address
  • CSLB License #
  • DIR Registration #
  • Small Business Certification # (optional)

HRE Registry

Caltrans invites Housing-Related Entities (HREs) to purchase Caltrans-owned homes along the State Route 710 corridor in Pasadena, South Pasadena, and the El Sereno neighborhood in Los Angeles for the purpose of affordable housing.

Interested HREs should email SR710@dot.ca.gov with organization name, address, email address, and qualifications. Qualifications should include the HRE's mission statement, experience in providing affordable housing, the number of affordable housing units in their portfolio, the experience of the management team and the HRE’s reputation as a provider of affordable housing.

The following Housing-Related Entities (HREs) have been approved as of July 1, 2025, and will be notified when available properties are released for bid requests later this year. This registry is valid for three years. 

Approved HREs: (List will be updated as additional applications are received and approved.)

  • Beacon Housing Inc
  • Bueno Group
  • CrossRoads to Housing, Education and Community Opportunities
  • El Sereno Community Land Trust
  • Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles
  • HACLA
  • Holos Inc (formally Clifford Beers)
  • Home Ownership Made Easy
  • Jamboree Housing Corp
  • LABuilds
  • Neighborhood Housing Services of Los Angeles County (NHS)
  • New Economics for Women
  • The Olson Company
  • Pasadena Friendship Community Service Corp
  • Pathway to Tomorrow
  • Public Works Group
  • Restoration Foundation
  • San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity
  • Student Movement of Justice and Opportunity
  • Women with Vision

Proposed Rule Making Action

Notice of Modification to Text_15 Day_20241204.pdf

Modified Text_15 Day Notice_20241204.pdf

AB1038 City of Pasadena - Priority 3 Unoccupied Surplus Residential Properties_20241204.pdf

AB1038 City of South Pasadena - Priority 3 Unoccupied Surplus Residential Properties_20241204.pdf

Modifications to Text of Proposed Regulations (07-25-24).pdf 

Regulatory Actions

The regulations are available through the following link: Browse - California Code of Regulations (westlaw.com)

Sales Order of Priority

Caltrans is offering for sale properties owned by Caltrans along the SR-710 Corridor pursuant to the Roberti Act / Statutes GC54235-54238.9. The Statutes dictate the sequential order of priorities in which Caltrans can offer the SR-710 properties. If a property is not purchased in the current priority, it moves onto the next priority. The priorities are further divided by the City that the property is in: El Sereno / Los Angeles, Pasadena, and South Pasadena. Caltrans is offering the SR-710 properties in the following order:

Priority 0: Sales to Former Owners (Current Tenants)

Priority 1: Sales to Lower and Moderate-Income Households (Current Tenants)

Priority 2: Sales to Above Moderate-Income Households (Current Tenants)

Priority 3: Housing-Related Public Entities

Priority 4: SB 580 Properties

Priority 5: Housing-Related Private Entities

Priority 6: Sales to Current Tenants at Fair Market Value

Priority 7: Sales to Former Tenants at Fair Market Value

Priority 8: Public Auction (General Public)

Priority 9: Surplus Nonresidential Properties

710 Sales 08-04-23

The infographic above shows the sale priorities for each City (left to right) from the first priority at the top to the last priority at the bottom. It is color-coded by the sales price that each priority is eligible for. (i.e. If you are a member of the general public, your eligibility to purchase Caltrans-owned SR-710 properties will be if and when the property enters Priority 8 at Public Auction at Fair Market Value.)

If and when a property goes to public auction, it is sold by the Caltrans Right of Way Excess Land team.  All upcoming public auctions (including ones for non-710 properties) can be found on Caltrans Properties for Sale or Lease. Caltrans Excess Land can be contacted at D7Auctions@dot.ca.gov or (213) 897-1868 for additional questions regarding the auction process.