THE JEWELRY THEATER BUILDING 411 7TH St., Los Angeles, CA 90014 BUILDING AVAILABLE SPACES Type: Class B Office Available: Possibly whole Tenancy: Multiple building - 89,000 sf Year Blt: 1920 Min Div.: 7,800 – 8,200 sf Renovated: 1987 Rent: $4.50 / sf Floors: 9 Use: Retail Ceiling Height: 13 feet Term: 5-10 years RBA: 89,000 sf Typical Fl: 7,000 sf Construction: Masonry AMENITIES Air Conditioning, Bus Line, Direct Elevator Exposure, Food Service, High Ceilings, Kitchen, Plug & Play, Property Manager on Site, Storage Space TRANSPORTATION Transit/Subway: 7 minute walk to Pershing Square Station (Purple, Red Lines) Commuter Rail: 5 minute drive to Union Station Commuter Rail (Ventura County, Antelope Valley, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange County, 91 Lines) Airport: 24 minute drive to Los Angeles International Airport Walk Score ®: Walker's Paradise (98) Transit Score ®: Rider's Paradise (100) Kenneth Mathis M: 310.350.0225 O: 818.432.1511 BRE: 01891847 Please call to arrange a private view: 310.350.0225
[email protected] THE JEWELRY THEATER BUILDING 411 7TH St., Los Angeles, CA 90014 Opened in 1920 as a vaudeville house, the Pantages Downtown was part of the very successful Pantages circuit, the second of the chain to be built in Los Angeles (the first, now called the Arcade, opened on Broadway in 1910). The Pantages Downtown was the work of B. Marcus Priteca, who designed well over 150 theatres (including the Pantages Hollywood, 1929) for many different theatre chains. The Pantages Downtown, later known as the Warner Bros. Downtown, is a rich ornamented Beaux Arts structure built to house a theatre and shops, with offices above.