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East Hollywood Owner User Office Production Building for Sale EAST HOLLYWOOD OWNER USER OFFICE PRODUCTION BUILDING FOR SALE 5164 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD | LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA FEATURES $ ASKING PRICE: $5,200,000.00 HARD TO FIND 10,624 SF USER OPPORTUNITY LOCATED IN TRANSITIONING EAST HOLLYWOOD 2ND STORY BOWTRUSS PRODUCTION POSSIBILITY 38 STALLS WITH SURPLUS LAND FOR EXPANSION OR EXTRA PARKING FULL BUILDING AVAILABLE BUILDING SIZE: 10,624 SF LAND SF: 18,662 SF (.43 Acres) YEAR BUILT: 1935 ZONING: C2 BUILDING: 5537-019-004 APN#’S: PARKING LOT: 5537-019-002 Subject Photographs Subject Photographs Interior Hallway Front Entrance SubjectSubject Photographs Photographs OfficeInterior Hallway MeetingFront Hall Entrance with Stage INTERIOR HALLWAY FRONT ENTRANCE InteriorInterior Hallway Hallway FrontFront Entrance Entrance CONFERENCE ROOM MEETING HALL WITH STAGE ConferenceOffice Room RestroomMeeting Hall with Stage iv Union Facility, Los Angeles, California (Revised Report) © 2019 CBRE, Inc. OfficeOffice MeetingMeeting Hall Hallwith withStage Stage Conference Room Restroom iv Union Facility, Los Angeles, California (Revised Report ) © 2019 CBRE, Inc. ConferenceConference Room Room RestroomRestroom iv iv UnionUnion Facility Facility, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, California (Revised (Revised Report Report) ) © 201©9 201CBRE,9 CBRE, Inc. Inc. 364209 WEST GLENDALE BROADWAY 134 PASADENA STUDIO CITY GLENDALE GLENDALE GRIFFITH PARK GALLERIA COLORADO ST LOWER ARROYO PARK UNIVERSAL 5 2 EAGLE ROCK CITYWALK 5 MILES UNIVERSAL CITY WILACRE PARK ADAMS SQUARE GLENDALE AVE 110 FIGUEROA ST OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE EAGLE ROCK BLVD 101 FOREST LAWN OAK KNOLL MEMORIAL PARK YORK BLVD GLASSELL PARK BEVERLY GLEN HOLLYWOOD HILLS EL PASO DR FRANKLIN SOUTH PASADENA CANYON PARK ATWATER HIGHLAND PARK HOLLYWOOD VILLAGE BOWL LOS FELIZ LOS FELIZ BLVD HOLLYWOOD FRANKLIN AVE & HIGHLAND RED LINE MT WASHINGTON LAUREL ERNEST E. DEBS SUNSET BLVD Silver Lake REGIONAL PARK CANYON WEST HOLLYWOOD Reservoir SUNSET STRIP HOLLYWOOD CYPRESS PARK ATLANTIC BLVD SILVER LAKE BEL AIR HOLLYWOOD FOREVER CEMETERY LOS ANGELES HAPPY VALLEY CITY COLLEGE HUNTINGTON DR MOCA PACIFIC ECHO PARK DESIGN CENTER ELYSIAN PARK AURANT MISSION RD VIRGIL AVE VIRGIL BEL-AIR MONTECITO COUNTRY CLUB EL SERENO BEVERLY WILTON PL HEIGHTS LA BREA AVE BREA LA FAIRFAX AVE FAIRFAX HIGHLAND AVE HIGHLAND CENTER ROSSMORE AVE BEVERLY HILLS BEVERLY WILSHIRE DODGER CONNECTION COUNTRY CLUB LARCHMONTSUBJECT STADIUM UNIVERSITY BURTON WAY THE GROVE VILLAGE AVE NORMANDIE OF CALIFORNIA- LOS ANGELES LINCOLN LOS ANGELES(UCLA) COUNTRY CLUB GOLDEN 110 TRIANGLE HEIGHTS MID CITY California State 10 LA BREA TAR HANCOCK PARK University Los Angeles PITS & MUSEUM MID-WILSHIRE LACMA PURPLE LINE EXTENSION WESTWOOD SANTA MONICA BLVD LA CIENEGA VILLAGE PARK WESTFIELD OLYMPIC BLVD WESTLAKE CENTURY CITY CITY TERRACE CENTURY CITY PICO BLVD WESTWOOD LOS ANGELES HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB FIGAT7TH WEST LOS ANGELES STAPLES SEPULVEDA BLVD RANCHO PARK CENTER GOLF COURSE L.A. LIVE BELVEDERE WESTSIDE LOS ANGELES DOWNTOWN HOLLENBECK PAVILION WASHINGTON BLVD CONVENTION CENTER LOS ANGELES PARK PICO-ROBERTSON BOYLE 5 EXPO LINE 10 HEIGHTS 10 60 SENTOUS JEFFERSON PALMS UNIVERSITY 710 RODEO RD CIENEGA OF SOUTHERN CULVER CITY CALIFORNIA (USC) JEFFERSON SANTA MONICA OLYMPIC BLVD AIRPORT BALDWIN HILLS BALDWIN 405 SCENIC OVERLOOK CLEMENT VILLAGE NEVIN HOBART MAR VISTA LOS ANGELES JUNCTION CRENSHAW MEMORIAL COLISEUM JEFFERSON SOUTH KENNETH HAHN CITADEL STATE RECREATION AREA VIEW PARK 110 BANDINI VENICE BLVD WEST SAN PEDRO ST LOS ANGELES OUTLETS SILICON BEACH LOS ANGELES COLLEGE VERNON AVE WESTERN AVE WESTERN VERNON COMMERCE WASHINGTON PL JEFFERSON BLVD STOCKER ST LEONIS BLVD LADERA CRENSHAW/LAX VERMONT SOUTH PARK TRANSIT CORRIDOR RECREATION CENTER MARINA DEL REY HOLY CROSS HEIGHTS (UNDER CONSTRUCTION) WINDSOR HILLS HARBOR CEMETERY AVE CENTRAL 54TH ST AVE COMPTON STUDIO WILDASIN WINGFOOT 1 VILLAGE SLAUSON AVE MAYWOOD MACHADO N VAN NESS GAGE AVE HUNTINGTON PARK ALLA WALKER SUBJECT Subject Photographs 5164 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA PHILLIP SAMPLE CHRIS CARAS Lic. 01145593 Lic. 01229700 +1 213 613 3301 +1 213 613 3303 [email protected] [email protected] MICHAEL SHUSTAK Lic. 00906225 +1 213 613 3338 [email protected] © 2019 CBRE, Inc. All rights reserved. This information has been obtained from sources believed reliable, but has not been verified for accuracy or completeness. Any projections, opinions, or estimates are subject to uncertainty. The information may not represent the current or future performance of the property. You and your advisors should conduct a careful, independent investigation of the property and verify all information. Any reliance on this information is solely at your own risk. CBRE and the CBRE logo are service marks of CBRE, Inc. and/or its affil- iated or related companies in the United States and other countries. All other marks displayed on this document are the property of their respective owners. Photos herein are the property of their respective owners and use of these images without the express written consent of the owner is prohibited. Front Elevation of Primary Parcel Rear Elevation of Primary Parcel Interior of Secondary Parcel towards Interior of Secondary Parcel towards Ardmore Avenue Primary Parcel (located on right) Santa Monica Boulevard Ardmore Street iii Union Facility, Los Angeles, California (Revised Report) © 2019 CBRE, Inc..
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