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Development Overview DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW Located at the epicenter of Grand Avenue’s cultural corridor, The Grand is downtown Los Angeles’ newest dynamic destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment, as well as a paradigm-shifting place to live. With more than 176,000 square feet of retail space 176,000+ SF anchored by chef-driven restaurants and a collection of shops; a movie theater complex; RETAIL, DINING an Equinox Hotel®; and residences, The Grand combines lifestyle, arts, culture and & ENTERTAINMENT entertainment to provide a truly unique experience in Los Angeles. 436 Designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry, The Grand will complement the adjacent LUXURY RENTALS Disney Concert Hall and will connect with the nearby arts and cultural institutions through Gehry’s distinct design. Gehry’s vision for The Grand was to create a centerpiece for Grand Avenue that promotes community gatherings and cultural performances in 20% an open space, in addition to providing shopping, dining and residential experiences. AFFORDABLE RATE RENTALS The Grand’s residential tower will rise 39-stories high with more than 436 luxury residences, 20% of which will be affordable rate units. 309 ROOMS HOTEL A 20-story, 309-room Equinox Hotel will flank the residential tower and includes 12,000 sq. ft. of meeting rooms and facilities, ballrooms, and 27,000 sq. ft. of restaurants, lounges and out-door amenities. Between the two towers, a large, vibrant public plaza with open 1,063 terraces will host outdoor music and art, accessible to all visitors. PARKING SPACES INCLUDING VALET THE GRAND - DUSK VIEW WITH WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL Renderings by Red Leaf, Courtesy of Related-CHEC DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW DEPARTMENT OF WATER AND POWER HQ BANK OF AMERICA PRIME GRIND COFFEE PLAZA ÂU LẠC LA BAR FEDORA GRAND AVE M ARTS HOPE STREET HOPE STREET NICK AND STEF’S OTIUM WELLS FARGO CENTER DOROTHY CHANDLER MARK TAPER AHMANSON 255 GRAND MUSIC THE PAVILION FORUM THEATER EMERSON CENTER L.A. WALT DISNEY THE CONCERT HALL 3RD STREET BROAD 2ND STREET STREET 1ST VESPAIO OCHO MEXICAN PATINA GRILL KENDALL’S BRASSERIE GRAND AVENUE LA PETITE BOULANGERIE SMOKE SALAD HOUSE COLBURN MARKET CAFE SCHOOL OF MOCA STARBUCKS PERFORMING SAFFRON ARTS MENDOCINO FARMS NOW RESTAURANT & BAR TEMPLE STREET CALIFORNIA OMNI LOS ANGELES MUSEUM TOWER PLAZA HOTEL APARTMENTS BLUE COW KITCHEN PANDA EXPRESS STANLEY MOSK KENNETH HAHN OLIVE STREET L.A. COUNTY HALL OF COURT HOUSE ADMINISTRATION FUTURE ANGELS COLBURN RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL KNOLL EXTENSION CATHEDRAL OF OUR GRAND LADY OF PARK THE ANGELS GOLDEN ROAD LAS MORELIANAS PERSHING RAMEN HOOD MADCAPRA HILL STREET CIVIC CENTER / GRAND PARK M SQUARE HORSE THIEF OLIO GCM PIZZERIA M M JOSE CHIQUITO THE OYSTER GOURMET LA CITA BAR ROAST TO GO CHERRY PICK CULTURAL LANDMARKS LA HUERTA STICKY RICE CAFE KAWADA VALERIE LA TOSTADERIA • HOTEL GREEN SPACES •HALL OFFICE OF GRAND •RECORDS CENTRAL FEDERAL COURTHOUSE LAW LIBRARY RETAIL & DINING MARKET THE REDWOOD BAR & GRILL BIRDS & BEES BAR • HOTEL & RESIDENTIAL BACO MERCAT • THE GRAND - SITE MAP HISTORIC BROADWAY Courtesy of Related - CHEC M BROADWAY CASA MACCHERONI BLUE BOTTLE CAFE TIMES MIRROR SQUARE INDIA REPUBLIC BRADBURY EL POLLO LOCO & L.A. TIMES SQUARE CIVIC CENTER BUILDING A NEW CULTURAL CENTER FOR LOS ANGELES A PARTNERSHIP THAT BENEFITS Located within walking distance of eight different entertainment THE COMMUNITY and cultural venues, The Grand’s Frank Gehry-design will create The Grand is the result of a collaborative public-private a natural synergy with the neighborhood’s arts destinations partnership, guided by the Los Angeles Grand Avenue Authority, and play host to its own permanent and temporary public art a joint powers authority comprised of the County of Los installations. Nearby arts and culture venues include the Music Angeles, the City of Los Angeles, and the former Community Center, Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Colburn School of Music, Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles (CRA/LA). The Broad museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art, forming a dynamic mixed-use district fitting for the cultural The Grand will generate broad community benefits including an center of Los Angeles. estimated 10,000 new jobs, much-needed affordable housing, $397 million in revenues to the City of Los Angeles and $68 million in SUSTAINABILITY revenues to the County of Los Angeles over the next 25 years. The Grand has incorporated sustainable and innovative features The destination will attract thousands of visitors from across the throughout the development. The Grand exceeds energy nation and around the world, along with downtown residents and efficiency requirements with high efficiency heating, cooling and visitors from other communities throughout the region. hot water systems, LED lighting, ENERGY STAR equipment and appliances, and smart controls. Use of the city’s potable water EASILY ACCESSIBLE TO ALL supply is reduced through significant rainwater collection and The Grand is within walking distance to two Metro Rail stations: reuse for irrigation systems and water efficient fixtures. The Grand The Civic Center/Grand Park Station served by the Red and Purple also offers residents and visitors access to sustainable and unique Line subways; and the under construction Grand Avenue Arts amenities including EV charging stations, on-demand electric Station, part of the Regional Connector Transit Project that will vehicle car sharing and over 150 bicycle parking spaces. The Grand’s provide direct connection to the Gold, Blue and Expo lines, set to site design enhances the neighborhood fabric with mixed uses open in 2021. and an activated, pedestrian friendly streetscape. DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW ABOUT RELATED COMPANIES Related Companies is a global real estate and lifestyle company defined by innovation and the most prominent privately-owned real estate firm in the United States with over $60 billion in assets owned or under development including the 28-acre Hudson Yards neighborhood on Manhattan’s West Side, The Grand and Related Santa Clara in California and The 78 in Chicago. Formed over 45 years ago, Related is the largest private owner of affordable housing and a fully-integrated, highly diversified industry leader with experience in virtually every aspect of design, development, acquisitions, management, finance, hospitality, sustainability, and sales. Related’s mixed-use, residential and commercial office properties have been consistently heralded for their placemaking vision – bringing together iconic design, arts and culture, dynamic programming, and innovative wellness programs. Headquartered in New York City, Related has offices and major developments in Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, South Florida, Washington, D.C., Abu Dhabi and London, and boasts a team of approximately 4,000 professionals. Related was named to Fast Company Magazine’s list 50 Most Innovative Companies in the World. For more information about Related, please visit www.related.com. ABOUT CHINA HARBOUR ENGINEERING COMPANY LTD. China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd. (CHEC) was established in the 1980s. As a subsidiary of China Communications Construction Company Ltd. (CCCC), a Global Fortune 500 company, it explores the overseas market on behalf of CCCC. At present, CHEC’s more than 90 branches and representative offices around the world conduct business in over 100 countries and regions with more than 15,000 employees undertaking hundreds of international projects whose total contract amount is over $30 billion. CHEC has the integrated ability of investment, construction and operation covering the whole industrial chain in such fields as marine engineering, dredging and reclamation, roads and bridges, railways, airports, municipal works and environmental protection and complete plant. With advantages in capital, technology, marketing, talent and equipment, CHEC provides first-rate services for its customers around the world and has constructed many landmark projects with international influence. THE GRAND – DUSK VIEW WITH WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL Renderings by Red Leaf, Courtesy of Related-CHEC THE GRAND – NORTHERN VIEW WITH WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL Renderings by Red Leaf, Courtesy of Related-CHEC THE GRAND – DTLA SUNRISE OVER THE GRAND Renderings by Red Leaf, Courtesy of Related-CHEC THE GRAND – THE GRAND COURTYARD AT TWILIGHT WITH FRANK GEHRY SCULPTURE Renderings by Red Leaf, Courtesy of Related-CHEC THE GRAND – RETAIL & EQUINOX HOTEL Renderings by Red Leaf, Courtesy of Related-CHEC DEPARTMENT OF WATER AND POWER HQ BANK OF AMERICA PRIME GRIND COFFEE PLAZA ÂU LẠC LA BAR FEDORA GRAND AVE M ARTS HOPE STREET HOPE STREET NICK AND STEF’S OTIUM WELLS FARGO CENTER DOROTHY CHANDLER MARK TAPER AHMANSON 255 GRAND MUSIC THE PAVILION FORUM THEATER EMERSON CENTER L.A. WALT DISNEY THE CONCERT HALL 3RD STREET BROAD 2ND STREET STREET 1ST VESPAIO OCHO MEXICAN PATINA GRILL KENDALL’S BRASSERIE GRAND AVENUE LA PETITE BOULANGERIE SMOKE SALAD HOUSE COLBURN MARKET CAFE SCHOOL OF MOCA STARBUCKS PERFORMING SAFFRON ARTS MENDOCINO FARMS NOW RESTAURANT & BAR TEMPLE STREET CALIFORNIA OMNI LOS ANGELES MUSEUM TOWER PLAZA HOTEL APARTMENTS BLUE COW KITCHEN PANDA EXPRESS STANLEY MOSK KENNETH HAHN OLIVE STREET L.A. COUNTY HALL OF COURT HOUSE ADMINISTRATION FUTURE ANGELS COLBURN RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL KNOLL EXTENSION CATHEDRAL OF OUR GRAND LADY OF PARK THE ANGELS GOLDEN ROAD LAS MORELIANAS PERSHING RAMEN HOOD MADCAPRA HILL STREET CIVIC CENTER / GRAND PARK M SQUARE HORSE THIEF OLIO GCM PIZZERIA M M JOSE CHIQUITO THE OYSTER GOURMET LA CITA BAR ROAST TO GO CHERRY PICK LA HUERTA STICKY RICE CAFE KAWADA VALERIE LA TOSTADERIA HOTEL HALL OF GRAND RECORDS CENTRAL FEDERAL COURTHOUSE LAW LIBRARY MARKET THE REDWOOD BAR & GRILL BIRDS & BEES BAR BACO MERCAT CULTURAL LANDMARKS • GREEN SPACES HISTORIC • BROADWAY OFFICE M BROADWAY • RETAIL & DINING CASA MACCHERONI BLUE BOTTLE CAFE INDIA REPUBLIC TIMES MIRROR SQUARE BRADBURY EL POLLO LOCO CIVIC CENTER • & L.A. TIMES SQUARE HOTEL & RESIDENTIAL BUILDING • THE GRAND - SITE MAP Courtesy of Related - CHEC.
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