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Major Companies Downtown Los Angeles Major Companies Downtown Los Angeles as of 3Q06 Company Name Building Name Address Suite SF Occupied # Emp Southern California Gas Company The Gas Company Tower 555 W 5th St Suite# 17th floor 492,678 1,000 Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Wells Fargo Tower 333 S Grand Ave Suite# 4600 292,700 600 Transamerica Occidental Life Insurance Co AT&T Tower 1150 S Olive St Suite# 2700 245,000 25 Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker, LLP City National Plaza 515 S Flower St Suite# 25th floor 221,845 500 The Capital Group Companies, Inc. Bank Of America Plaza 333 S Hope St Suite# 53rd floor 204,682 800 AT&T AT&T Tower 1150 S Olive St 181,480 1,000 Quinn Emanuel trial lawyers TCW Bldg 865 S Figueroa St Suite# 10th 161,557 428 Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP KPMG Tower 355 S Grand Ave Suite# 35th 160,998 300 City of Los Angeles Figueroa Plaza South Tower 201 N Figueroa St Suite# 1000 156,065 475 Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP Bank Of America Plaza 333 S Hope St Suite# 48th floor 132,880 300 Los Angeles Community College District Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank Bldg 770 Wilshire Blvd 109,166 300 Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP Figueroa Plaza North Tower 221 N Figueroa St Suite# 1200 108,214 330 Musick, Peeler & Garrett LLP One Wilshire Bldg 624 S Grand Ave Suite# 2000 106,472 250 Aames Investment Corp Two California Plaza 350 S Grand Ave Suite# 43rd Floor 105,244 300 Telepacific Communications Corp City National Tower 555 S Flower St Suite# 47th 99,916 400 Oaktree Capital Management LLC Wells Fargo Tower 333 S Grand Ave Suite# 2800 99,076 150 DMJM H&N City National Plaza 515 S Flower St Suite# 8th Floor 94,800 400 Buchalter Nemer 1000 Wilshire Blvd Suite# 1500 89,986 120 Manufacturers Bank Manulife Plaza 515 S Figueroa St Suite# 2nd Fl 69,204 200 Wedbush Morgan Securities 1000 Wilshire Blvd Suite# 9th Floor 66,972 322 Downtown Center Business Improvement District 626 Wilshire Blvd, Ste 200 Los Angeles CA 90017 Note: List includes Class A only tenants occupying 20,000 square feet or greater www.downtownla.com Page 1 Major Companies Downtown Los Angeles as of 3Q06 Company Name Building Name Address Suite SF Occupied # Emp Mellon 1st Business Bank One Bunker Hill Bldg 601 W 5th St 62,868 160 Cooperative of American Physicians, Inc. Bank Of America Plaza 333 S Hope St Suite# 800 60,000 195 Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. Figueroa at Wilshire 601 S Figueroa St Suite# 4700 60,000 240 Trust Company of the West TCW Bldg 865 S Figueroa St 58,950 100 Latham & Watkins The Gas Company Tower 555 W 5th St Suite# 800 55,052 250 La Opinion MCI Center 700 S Flower St Suite# 3000 54,075 500 Southern California Association of Governments 818 W 7th St Suite# 1200 50,511 165 City of Hope Wilshire Bixel Bldg 1055 Wilshire Blvd Suite# 12 48,000 200 Great American Custom Insurance Services Ernst & Young Plaza 725 S Figueroa St Suite# 3400 47,982 130 American Business Bank Pacific Center 523 W 6th St Suite# 900 47,000 50 Cromwell Weedon, Co. One Wilshire Bldg 624 S Grand Ave Suite# 2510 45,000 130 PACE Wilshire Bixel Bldg 1055 Wilshire Blvd 42,558 285 CB Richard Ellis Investors, L.L.C. City National Plaza 515 S Flower St Suite# 3500 40,648 125 Harrington, Foxx, Dubrow & Canter 1055 W 7th St Suite# 2900 40,453 125 Morris Polich & Purdy 1055 W 7th St Suite# 2400 40,200 150 LaFollette, Johnson, DeHaas, Fesler TCW Bldg 865 S Figueroa St Suite# 3100 39,300 85 Murchison & Cummings 801 S Grand Ave Suite# 9th floor 38,135 75 Allen, Matkins, Leck, Gamble & Mallory LLP Manulife Plaza 515 S Figueroa St Suite# 7th Floor 37,392 150 Nossaman Guthner Knox & Elliott LLP Union Bank Plaza 445 S Figueroa St Suite# 3100 37,300 100 Four Corners Capital Management City National Plaza 515 S Flower St Suite# 4300 32,485 40 Rose, Klein & Marias 801 S Grand Ave Suite# 11th flloor 30,870 75 Downtown Center Business Improvement District 626 Wilshire Blvd, Ste 200 Los Angeles CA 90017 Note: List includes Class A only tenants occupying 20,000 square feet or greater www.downtownla.com Page 2 Major Companies Downtown Los Angeles as of 3Q06 Company Name Building Name Address Suite SF Occupied # Emp Veatch, Carlson, Grogan & Nelson MCI Center 700 S Flower St Suite# 2200 28,749 75 Davis-Elen Advertising TCW Bldg 865 S Figueroa St Suite# 1200 27,177 125 Richards Watson & Gershon APC KPMG Tower 355 S Grand Ave Suite# 40th Floor 27,108 102 CB Richard Ellis KPMG Tower 355 S Grand Ave Suite# 2700 26,658 175 BreitBurn Energy City National Plaza 515 S Flower St Suite# 4800 26,430 35 Parker, Milliken, Clark, O'Hara & Samuelian City National Tower 555 S Flower St Suite# 2700 26,386 90 Payden & Rygel Wells Fargo Tower 333 S Grand Ave Suite# 32nd F 26,076 120 Consulate-General of Japan in Los Angeles Two California Plaza 350 S Grand Ave Suite# 1700 26,000 55 Far East National Bank Two California Plaza 350 S Grand Ave Suite# 4100 26,000 60 Parsons Dillingham Corporation AON Center 707 Wilshire Blvd 26,000 130 SulmeyerKupetz Bank Of America Plaza 333 S Hope St Suite# 35th Floor 25,849 60 LA Inc., The Convention & Visitors Bureau Bank Of America Plaza 333 S Hope St Suite# 18th 24,903 50 Burke, Williams & Sorensen, LLP Citibank Center 444 S Flower St Suite# 2500 24,506 50 Davis Wright Tremaine LLP TCW Bldg 865 S Figueroa St Suite# 2400 24,427 50 Hill Farrer & Burrill LLP One California Plaza 300 S Grand Ave Suite# 3700 24,000 100 Pinnacle Travel Services, L.L.C. Wilshire Bixel Bldg 1055 Wilshire Blvd Suite# 1000 24,000 175 Thomas Properties Group, LLC City National Plaza 515 S Flower St Suite# 600 23,700 40 OCE-USA Ernst & Young Plaza 725 S Figueroa St Suite# 1700 23,000 50 Iverson, Yoakum, Papiano & Hatch One Wilshire Bldg 624 S Grand Ave Suite# 2700 22,901 46 Metro Link MCI Center 700 S Flower St Suite# 2600 22,136 136 Downtown Center Business Improvement District 626 Wilshire Blvd, Ste 200 Los Angeles CA 90017 Note: List includes Class A only tenants occupying 20,000 square feet or greater www.downtownla.com Page 3 Major Companies Downtown Los Angeles as of 3Q06 Company Name Building Name Address Suite SF Occupied # Emp W.M. Keck Foundation 550 South Hope 550 S Hope St Suite# 2500 21,896 29 HSBC Bank Figueroa Tower 660 S Figueroa St Suite# 100 21,660 16 K&R Law Group LLP. Two California Plaza 350 S Grand Ave Suite# 21st floor 21,202 111 Colliers International Citibank Center 444 S Flower St Suite# 2200 21,000 62 Grace, Genson, Cosgrove & Schirm Citibank Center 444 S Flower St Suite# 1100 21,000 50 Pacific Western Bank Citibank Center 444 S Flower St Suite# 1400 21,000 60 IDS Real Estate Group Manulife Plaza 515 S Figueroa St Suite# 1600 20,231 40 Staubach Commercial Services - SoCal, Inc.City National Plaza 515 S Flower St Suite# 1300 20,073 15 Source: CoStar Tenant courtesy of Cushman & Wakefield Research (11.15.2006) Downtown Center Business Improvement District 626 Wilshire Blvd, Ste 200 Los Angeles CA 90017 Note: List includes Class A only tenants occupying 20,000 square feet or greater www.downtownla.com Page 4.
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