RETAIL SPACES FOR LEASE IN THE HEART OF DTLA’S HISTORIC … · RETAIL SPACES FOR LEASE IN THE HEART OF DTLA’S HISTORIC CORE 500-508 S. Main Street, Los Angeles 90013 • SEC of

RETAIL SPACES FOR LEASEIN THE HEART OF DTLA’S HISTORIC CORE

500-508 S. Main Street, Los Angeles 90013 • SEC of 5th and Main Streets

JUSTIN WEISS Vice President213-538-8631 • [email protected] CalBRE #01920886

LEE SHAPIRO Executive Vice President310-887-6226 • [email protected] CalBRE #00961769

Retail Spaces for Lease 500-508 S. MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES, 90013 • DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES HISTORIC CORE

Kennedy Wilson | 151 S. El Camino Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 | 310-887-6400 | www.kennedywilson.com/brokerageKennedy Wilson Properties, Ltd. (Responsible Broker, CalBRE #00659610) makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy of the information contained herein. Terms of sale or lease and availability of the property are subject to change or withdrawal without notice.

JUSTIN WEISS213-538-8631 • [email protected] CalBRE #01920886

LEE SHAPIRO310-887-6226 • [email protected] CalBRE #00961769

LOCATION NEIGHBORING TENANTS

T A R T I N E B A K E R Y & C A F E

PROPERTY DESCRIPTIONAvailable: Suite 101: ±659 SF

Suite 103: ±2,291 SF (Corner of 5th & Main St.)

Rent: $3.75 PSF/Month, NNN

Parking: Abundant public lots and garages at prevailing rates

HIGHLIGHTS• ±127’ of frontage for suite 103

• ±35’ of frontage for suite 101

• Ground floor below 69 residential units completed in 2014

• Prime location in DTLA’s Historic Core

• Surrounded by ±3,000 apartments/condos within a 4-block radius

• Just two blocks south of Civic Center, with ±200,000 employees

• At the epicenter of Gallery Row and DTLA’s Art Walk - a monthly event which draws an average of 30,000 people

*Prospective tenants are hereby advised that all uses are subject to City approval

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Historic Core - Neighborhood in Development

1. Metro 417 360

2. Grand Central Market Apts. 121

3. Perla 450

4. Pan American Lofts 40

5. Douglas Building Lofts 50

6. Higgins Building Lofts 135

7. STOA 237

8. Medallion Apts. 130

9. H.W. Hellman Building 180

10. Continental Building 56

11. 430 Broadway Lofts 58

12. The Judson 60

13. Downtown Metro Lofts 70

14. SB Grand Lofts 300

15. Jewelry Trade Building 65

16. Chester Williams 60

17. Spring Arcade Building 80

18. Rowan Building 206

19. Security Building 153

20. Rosslyn 297

21. Topaz 180

22. The Jeffries 43

23. The San Fernando Bldg. 70

24. El Dorado 65

1. Title Insurance Building

2. CA Attorney General Library

3. CA Secretary of State

1. Grand Central Market

2. Birds & Bees

3. Blue Bottle Coffee

4. The Edison

5. The Mighty

6. Tartine Bakery

7. The Main Museum

8. Kazu Nori

9. The Continental Club

10. Le Petit Paris

11. Bar Ama

12. Crocker Club

13. The Last Book Store

14. Oki Poki

15. 464

16. Peddler's Creamery

17. Blossom Restaurant

18. Ledlow

19. Baco Mercat

20. P.Y.T

21. Sushi Zo

22. Simply Salad

23. Spring

24. Maccheroni Republic

25. Mignon

26. Cole’s

27. The Association

28. Starbucks

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With its collection of classic buildings adapted for both office and residential use, this neighborhood boasts many of the things that originally put Los Angeles on the world stage – ornate movie palaces, showcase architecture, and the bustling Broadway corridor.

It’s also where visitors can experience DTLA’s contemporary reputation as a one-of-a-kind food, arts, and shopping destination, with monthly community events like Downtown Art Walk, Shop Walk and a popular weekly farmers market drawing crowds to the district through the week and weekend.

L-R (from the top): The Regent Theater, Baco Mercat, Historic Core Farmers Market, Ace Hotel , Birds and Bees, Nickle Diner, and Starbucks (6th & Spring)

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The Main Museum of Los Angeles is currently under development just one block north from the site. With

the first phase, Beta Main, complete (images) , The Main Museum will ultimately become a Downtown LA icon.

1 Block away from the upcoming Main Museum of Los Angeles





DTLA BY THE NUMBERS

1999

2016

RESIDENTIALUNITS

POPULATIONGROWTH

PROPERTYVALUE

$98,000 AVERAGE MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME OF RESIDENTS

8,177 CURRENT INVENTORY

2,756 UNDER CONSTRUCTION

4,515 PIPELINE

37,840 CURRENT INVENTORY

11,467 UNDER CONSTRUCTION

26,907 PIPELINE

66% OF RESIDENTS ARE BETWEEN AGES OF 23-44

79% OF RESIDENTS HAVE EARNED COLLEGE DEGREE OR HIGHER

500,000+ WEEKLY POPULATION

19 MILLION ANNUAL VISITORS

AVERAGE CONDOPRICE PER SQ. FT.

A VIBRANT COMMUNITY

CONTINUED GROWTH

HOTEL ROOMS RESIDENTIAL UNITS

SOURCE: DOWNTOWN CENTER BID ANNUAL REPORT 2016

OPEN FOR BUSINESS

NEW RESTAURANTS, BARS, RETAIL, NIGHTLIFE,

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800+

18,700

65,185

1999

2016

4.8 BILLION

14.6 BILLION

1999

2016

11,626

37,120

1999

2016

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