Progressive Real Estate Partners recently closed the $2.98-million sale of The Armstong Building, an iconic, 27,980-square-foot mixed-use building located at 150 -196 E. Third St. and 345 S. Locust St. in Pomona,... Read more »
The Downtown Breakfast Club announced the winners of its 44th Annual Roses & Lemon Awards, held at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel, Crystal Ballroom. The longstanding tradition celebrates the people, places and projects... Read more »
Clifton’s Republic, the bar and nightclub that replaced the historic Clifton’s Cafeteria in downtown Los Angeles, is killing its neon lights for good. Owner Andrew Meieran has permanently closed the 48,000-square-foot events... Read more »
In Downtown Los Angeles’s largest lease deal in years, On Location LA, an experiential hospitality company, has signed at 445 South Figueroa Street for its regional headquarters ahead of the 2028 Olympic... Read more »
If all goes to plan, Manulife will sell a downtown skyscraper to the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power for $92.5 million, according to a divestment announcement. The TCW Tower deal... Read more »
Brookfield’s Bank of America Plaza office tower in Downtown Los Angeles found a buyer from inside the building. Capital Group entered an agreement to buy the 55-story building at 333 South Hope... Read more »
We had news from across the geographic spectrum of the Los Angeles office world, with significant deals ranging from downtown to its outskirts and all the way west to Malibu. And it... Read more »
The Bascom Group, LLC, leased a 3,039-square-foot ground-floor second-generation restaurant space to Dirty Birds at 200 Pine Ave. in downtown Long Beach. The tenant is a popular, locally owned restaurant and sports... Read more »
Downtown Los Angeles’ office market has seen better days since the pandemic, but many companies aren’t abandoning the area entirely. Bank of Hope, a locally based bank that serves the Korean American... Read more »
As much of downtown L.A. continues to feel dark and deserted, local businesses want the city to steal San Francisco’s secret for firing up foot traffic. The tech mecca has slowly begun... Read more »