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Orsini 550 N Orsini 550 N. FIGUEROA STREET LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA NOW LEASING ±1,019 to ±8,030 SF RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE YANSY NARANJO Senior Associate License No. 01958497 213.471.7323 [email protected] DAVID MALING Principal License No: 01139115 213.618.3825 [email protected] Orsini SUBJECT PROPERTY 2&3 1 1 Dodger Stadium SQUARE FOOTAGE: ±1,019 SF to ±8,030 SF ASKING RENT: Negotiable 2 DaVinci Apartments TERM: 5 - 10 Years 3 Canvas Apartments DATE AVAILABLE: Immediate CITY WEST 4 WESTLAKE 4 CVS & Jack in the Box 550 N. Figueroa Street Vista Hermosa Natural 7 5 Los Angeles, California 5 CHINATOWN Park W 1st ST 6 Contreras High School 3 2 7 Belmont High School Highlights 6 • The Orsini, a Mediterranean inspired mixed-use project by GH Palmer boasts PIH Health Good 8 Samaritan Hospital 1,072 Units with a combined 34,490 sq. ft. of ground floor retail. You are 14 greeted by a grand fountain entrance and outdoor patio seating options as Los Angeles Center 9 Studios well as subterranean parking 8 12 15 9 • Highly visible ground level street facing units 10 10 Grocery Outlet • Excellent location on hard corner of Figueroa & W Cesar E. Chavez Avenue, adjacent to Harbor Freeway (Highway 110 & 101), in City West 13 WILSHIRE BLVD 11 FIGat7th • Parking is available and negotiable • Property location benefits from the synergy of the abundance of nearby Walt Disney Concert BUNKER HILL 12 Hall amenities, businesses, proximity to Downtown LA, Hwy 101 and 110 Freeways • Great opportunity for various retail and service uses including: restaurants with 11 13 The Broad PROPERTY DESCRIPTION outdoor dining options, grocery, convenience, beauty, drug store, Insurance Dorthy Chandler and more! 14 Pavilion 15 Grand Park LA 16 Traffic Counts & Walk Score 16 L.A. Live N Figueroa St & W Ceasar E Chavez Ave ±287,857 VPD 17 Walk Score - Walkers Paradise (96) DTLA 17 Staples Center 4 ORSINI II & III ORSINI II & III 5 Orisini AVAILABILITIES Orsini AVAILABILITIES 2 SOME UNITS CAN BE COMBINED 3 SOME UNITS CAN BE COMBINED UNIT SIZE RATE UNIT SIZE RATE 800 A ±1,688 SF Negotiable 831 ±4,450 SF Negotiable 800 B ±1,692 SF Negotiable 841 ±2,350 SF Negotiable 820 ± 2,422 SF Negotiable 851 ±1,185 SF Negotiable 830 ± 1,599 SF Negotiable 861 ±1,019 SF Negotiable 840 ±2,460 SF Negotiable 871 ±1,422 SF Negotiable 870 ±1,267 SF Negotiable 881 ±1,432 SF Negotiable 880 ±1,408 SF Negotiable 891 ±1,579 SF Negotiable 890 ±1,295 SF Negotiable 6 ORSINI II & III ORSINI II & III 7 Orsini 2 Orsini 2 SITE PLANS W CEASAR E. CHAVEZ AVENUE N FIGUEROA STREET ORSINI 2 - UNIT 800A & 800B ORSINI 2 - UNIT 820 & 830 ORSINI 2 - UNIT 870, 880 & 890 N N FIGUEROA STREET FIGUEROA BUNKER HILL AVENUE ORSINI 2 - UNIT 840 UNIT 800A & 800B UNIT 820 & 830 *Can be combined up to 3,380 SF *Can be combined up to 4,020 SF *Tenant to verify SF *Tenant to verify SF N BUNKER HILL AVENUE Exit Exit UNIT 840 UNIT 870, 880, 890 5' 18' 23' 9' *Can be combined up to 3,970 SF 28' Vent *Tenant to verify SF 22' Exit Grease and 53' Exit 6' Exit Exit Exhaust Shaft to 20' 6' 13' 34' 39' Exit Exit Roof 10' 86' 10' 18' 9' Vent 12' Retail 39' 9' 4' Retail 17' 4' Unit 800A 19' 8' 16' 30' Unit 800B 30' 9' 32' 39' 27' 62' 33' 33' 33' 6' ±1,688 SF SF ±1,692 SF ±2,422 SF Retail ±1,599 SF ±2,460 SF ±1,267 SF ±1,408 SF ±1,295 SF 16' Retail Unit 840 Outdoor 16' Patio 14' 72' 42' 60' 8' 25' 45' 34' 39' 41' Outdoor Patio 6' Unit 820 42' Unit 870 Unit 880 Unit 890 FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLAN Unit 830 W CESAR CHAVEZ AVENUE W CESAR CHAVEZ AVENUE Estimated Total Square Footage: 2,460 SQ FT Estimated Total Square Footage: 3,380 SQ FT Calculated from outside face of exterior walls and center line of demising walls. Calculated from outside face of exterior walls and center line of demising walls. Estimated Total Square Footage: 3,970 SQ FT (Including Outdoor Patio) Calculated from outside face of exterior walls and center line of demising walls. Estimated Total Square Footage: 4,020 SQ FT N Calculated from outside face of exterior walls and center line of demising walls. Rendering by Floor Plan Visuals. Presented by Serena Yun, GHP Management (Including Outdoor Patio) All measurements are approximate. While deemed reliable, no information Tel: 213.213.0190 N on these floor plans should be relied upon without independent verification. N Email: [email protected] Rendering by Floor Plan Visuals. Presented by Serena Yun, GHP Management Rendering by Floor Plan Visuals. Presented by Serena Yun, GHP Management All measurements are approximate. While deemed reliable, no information Tel: 213.213.0190 All measurements are approximate. While deemed reliable, no information Tel: 213.213.0190 on these floor plans should be relied upon without independent verification. N Email: [email protected] on these floor plans should be relied upon without independent verification. Email: [email protected] Rendering by Floor Plan Visuals. Presented by Serena Yun, GHP Management All measurements are approximate. While deemed reliable, no information Tel: 213.213.0190 on these floor plans should be relied upon without independent verification. Email: [email protected] 8 ORSINI II & III ORSINI II & III 9 Orsini 3 Orsini 3 SITE PLANS W CEASAR E. CHAVEZ AVENUE N FIGUEROA STREET ORSINI 3 - UNIT 851, 861, 871, 881 & 891 ORSINI 3 - UNIT 841 UNIT 851, 861, 871, 881, & 891 ORSINI 3 - UNIT 831 N *Can be combined up to 8,030 SF N *Tenant to verify SF FIGUEROA STREET FIGUEROA BUNKER HILL AVENUE N BUNKER HILL AVENUE 47' UNIT 841 Exit 9' 9' UNIT 831 59' 21' 46' Exit 7' Exit Exit Exit Exit 88' 27' 8' 20' 13' Vent Retail Retail Retail Retail Dn 39' 38' Unit 831 Unit 841 43' Retail Grease Shaft 9' 45' above 45' 7' 9' ±1,579 SF ±1,432 SF ±1,422 SF ±1,019 SF ±1,185 SF ±2,350 SF ±4,450 SF 10' 13' 24' 11' 11' 16' 29' 17' 18' 10' 120' 8' 16' 10' 6' 12' 33' 59' 6' Outdoor Patio Outdoor Patio 5' 12' 6' 131' Outdoor 6' Outdoor Patio Unit 891 Patio 7' 64' Unit 881 Unit 871 Unit 861 Unit 851 FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLAN Estimated Total Square Footage: 8,030 SQ FT Calculated from outside face of exterior walls and center line of demising walls. W CESAR CHAVEZ AVENUE(Including Outdoor Patio) W CESAR CHAVEZ AVENUE Estimated Total Square Footage: 4,450 SQ FT N Estimated Total Square Footage: 2,350 SQ FT Calculated from outside face of exterior walls and center line of demising walls. Calculated from outside face of exterior walls and center line of demising walls. (Including Outdoor Patio) (Including Outdoor Patio) N N Rendering by Floor Plan Visuals. Presented by Serena Yun, GHP Management All measurements are approximate. While deemed reliable, no information Tel: 213.213.0190 on these floor plans should be relied upon without independent verification. Email: [email protected] Rendering by Floor Plan Visuals. Presented by Serena Yun, GHP Management All measurements are approximate. While deemed reliable, no information Tel: 213.213.0190 Rendering by Floor Plan Visuals. on these floor plans should be reliedPresented upon without by independent Serena verification. Yun, GHP Management Email: [email protected] All measurements are approximate. While deemed reliable, no information Tel: 213.213.0190 on these floor plans should be relied upon without independent verification. 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