It's at the Port of Los Angeles, with access to the ocean so that (really) large spaceship components can be hauled off by sea to Cape Canaveral.
This new site will host "composite curing, cleaning, painting, and assembly [of commercial transportation vessels]" that "would need to be transported by water due to their size." This description meshes almost perfectly with past discussion of BFR manufacturing plans from SpaceX executives like Elon Musk and Gwynne Shotwell, both of which have in the recent past affirmed the need for any BFR manufacturing facility to be located adjacent to a large body of water due to the difficulty of transporting rocket hardware as large as BFR.
https://www.teslarati.com/spacexs-first-...la-photos/
This new site will host "composite curing, cleaning, painting, and assembly [of commercial transportation vessels]" that "would need to be transported by water due to their size." This description meshes almost perfectly with past discussion of BFR manufacturing plans from SpaceX executives like Elon Musk and Gwynne Shotwell, both of which have in the recent past affirmed the need for any BFR manufacturing facility to be located adjacent to a large body of water due to the difficulty of transporting rocket hardware as large as BFR.
https://www.teslarati.com/spacexs-first-...la-photos/