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NEW DEVELOPMENT IN DTLA RESTAURANT & RETAIL SPACES FOR LEASE 321 W. Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles 90015 • NEC W. Olympic Blvd. & S. Olive St. LEE SHAPIRO JUSTIN WEISS 310-887-6226 • [email protected] 213-538-8631 • [email protected] CalBRE #00961769 CalBRE #01920886 Restaurant & Retail Spaces for Lease NEC W OLYMPIC BLVD. & S. OLIVE ST. • 321 W. OLYMPIC BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES, CA 90015 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION LOCATION NEIGHBORING TENANTS Location: 321 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90015 Available: Suite A: ±1,853 SF Suite B: ±4,406 SF S. Figueroa St. Suite C1: ±1,559 SF W. Olympic BLvd Suite C2: ±2,247 SF S. Grand Ave. Suite D: ±2,690 SF Suite E: ±2,131 SF SITE Rent: $4.00 - $4.50 PSF/Month, NNN (±$1.00 PSF/Month) W. Pico Blvd. HIGHLIGHTS • Commercial spaces beneath 263 luxury apartments • In the heart of the South Park neighborhood • 15’ - 16’ ceiling height throughout the ground floor • 8 commercial on-grade customer parking spaces S. Main St. • Designed for creative restaurant occupancy • Master CUP in process for alcohol service Los Angeles • Three (3) retail shafts for restaurant ventilation *Prospective tenants are hereby advised that all uses are subject to City approval LEE SHAPIRO JUSTIN WEISS 310-887-6226 • [email protected] 213-538-8631 • [email protected] CalBRE #00961769 CalBRE #01920886 Kennedy Wilson | 151 S. El Camino Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 | 310-887-6400 | www.kennedywilson.com/brokerage Kennedy Wilson Properties, Ltd. (Responsible Broker, CalBRE #00659610) makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy of the information contained herein. Terms of sale or lease and availability of the property are subject to change or withdrawal without notice. Restaurant & Retail Spaces for Lease NEC W OLYMPIC BLVD. & S. OLIVE ST. • 321 W. OLYMPIC BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES, CA 90015 Site Plan OLIVE STREET Retail B Retail A Retail E 4,406 SF 1,853 SF 2,131 SF Retail C1 1,559 SF Retail C2 2,247 SF Retail D 2,690 SF W. OLYMPIC BOULEVARD OLYMPIC W. AVAILABLE RETAIL LEE SHAPIRO JUSTIN WEISS 310-887-6226 • [email protected] 213-538-8631 • [email protected] CalBRE #00961769 CalBRE #01920886 Kennedy Wilson | 151 S. El Camino Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 | 310-887-6400 | www.kennedywilson.com/brokerage Kennedy Wilson Properties, Ltd. (Responsible Broker, CalBRE #00659610) makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy of the information contained herein. Terms of sale or lease and availability of the property are subject to change or withdrawal without notice. Restaurant & Retail Spaces for Lease NEC W OLYMPIC BLVD. & S. OLIVE ST. • 321 W. OLYMPIC BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES, CA 90015 SOUTH PARK AREA DEVELOPMENT MAP 29 27 South Park Area Development Map • Updated 7.19.2016 26 30 31 A visualization of current development projects/investment in the South Park BID and immediate 23 32 UPCOMING MIXED USE SOUTH PARK PROJECTS PROJECTS OUTSIDE OF SOUTH PARK 24 28 33 1) OCEANWIDE PLAZA : Oceanwide (~504 units, 189 keys) 25) METROPOLIS : Greenland (~1540 units) 2) Circa : Jamison (~564 units) 26) WILSHIRE GRAND : Korean Air(~900 keys) 25 23 3) 1400 FIGUEROA APARTMENTS : DHG (~106 units) 27) THE BLOC : Ratkovich Company 18 28) 888 SOUTH HOPE : CIM Group (~526 units) 35 4) 1501 S HILL : JADE Enterprises 52 34 5) ONYX EAST : JADE Enterprises (~162 units) 29) 744 Figueroa: Mitsui Fudosan (~436 units) 37 6) ONYX APARTMENTS WEST : JADE Enterprises 30) 801 OLIVE : Carmel Partners (~363 units) Marriott 17 31) FREEHAND HOTEL : Sydell Group (~200 keys) 9 Courtyard 7) 1212 FLOWER ST. APARTMENTS : Onni (~730 units) & Residence 40 16 Inn 32) 820 S OLIVE MIXED USE : Onni (~589 units) 35 8) HOPE ST. APtS. : Full Power Properties : (~208 units) 39 33) ALEXAN S. BROADWAY : Trammel Crow (~305 units) 19 9) Proposed Mixed Use: Shenglong (~650 keys) 41 34) HILL ST. LOFTS : Barry Shy (~239 units) 10 38 10) TEN50 CONDOS : Trumark Urban (~151 units) 35) BROADWAY PALACE : Palmer (~679 units) 11) GRAND HIGHRISE : Mack Urban (~512 units) 42 36) SOLA VILLAGE : The Reef (~1,449 units) 47 1 43 12) 12th & GRAND : Wolff/Astani (~640 units) 21 44 45 37) 940 HILL: 940 Hill LLC (~232 units) 8 13) 1201 Grand : Shenglong 22 11 38) Hoxton Hotel: Hoxton 14) E ON GRAND : 4D Development (~115 units) HANOVER OLYMPIC 39) Onni Development: Onni Group 15) 1233 Grand: Shenglong (~150 units) UPCOMING MIXED USE SOUTH PARK II PROJECTS 7 13 12 48 46 16) J.W. MARRIOTT EXPANSION : AEG (~755 keys) 40) 1001 OLIVE APARTMENTS : Lennar (~201 units) 2 15 49 41) FUTURE DEVELOPMENT : Cresecent Heights 14 17) Olympic Tower: Neman (~374 units, 373 keys) 42) OLIVE AVE. PROJECT : Mack Urban (~243 units) 5 18) APEX II : Holland Partner Group (~341 keys) 20 6 43) MACK URBAN MIXED USE: Mack Urban 19) LUXE DEVELOPMENT : Hazens (~350 units, 300 keys) 44) MIXED USE : Forest City (~391 units) 20) LIGHTSTONE HOTEL : (~1,100 keys) 45) HERALD EXAMINER : Hearst 21) 1130 HOPE ST. BOUTIQUE HOTEL (~44 keys) 50 51 46) 12th & BROADWAY : Forest City 53 22) LA CONVENTION CENTER EXPANSION : City 47) PROPER HOTEL : Kor Group/Alma (~151 keys) 23) LOS ANGELES STREETCAR : City/LASI 48) PICO & OLIVE APARTMENTS : Wolff/Astani (~640 units) 3 Boundary II SP 49) PICO PROJECT : Mack Urban (~362 units) 24) MY FIGUEROA STREETSCAPE3 PROJECT : City 50) 1340 S. OLIVE : Jade Enterprises (~154 units) 4 52) Cambria Hotel; Pacific Property Partners ( ~225 Keys) 55 51) 14TH AND HILL: Dave Gordan (~240 units) 53) Mixed Use : (147 units) MAP KEY South Park BID 54) Future Development: L & R 54 South Park II BID Existing Housing 55) Future Development: Honda Site Streetcar Route Existing Hotel My Figueroa Route South Park Boundary O map 24 Planned 36 www.SouthPark.LA Under Construction FB.com/SouthParkLosAngeles @SouthParkLA LEE SHAPIRO JUSTIN WEISSSOUTH PARK BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT (SPBID) 310-887-6226 • [email protected] 213-538-86311100 • [email protected] S Flower St, Suite #3400, Los Angeles, CA, 90015 •southpark.la CalBRE #00961769 CalBRE #01920886 Kennedy Wilson | 151 S. El Camino Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 | 310-887-6400 | www.kennedywilson.com/brokerage Kennedy Wilson Properties, Ltd. (Responsible Broker, CalBRE #00659610) makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy of the information contained herein. Terms of sale or lease and availability of the property are subject to change or withdrawal without notice. Restaurant & Retail Spaces for Lease NEC W OLYMPIC BLVD. & S. OLIVE ST. • 321 W. OLYMPIC BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES, CA 90015 Trade Area Amenities D15 Eat + DRINK A1 Aladdin's Coffee A20 Ford’s Filling Station A39 Pupuseria A2 Arashi Sushi A21 gLAnce Lobby Bar A40 Red Mango A3 Barcito A22 Hooters A41 Restaurante Salvadorena Cabañas H A21 8th A4 Birdies A23 Hygge Bakery A42 Right Away Market & Patio A56 H A24 A5 Blue Moon Hookah Lounge A24 Illy Espressamente A43 Rock N Fish A34 James M. Wood A36 A20 A57 A6 Boca at the Conga Room A25 Impresso A44 Rosa Mexicano A54 D6 A7 BottleRock A26 Jack in the Box A45 Smashburger A6 B2 A8 The Briks A27 Joe's Market & Deli A46 Stafford & Mathis Kitchen B3 C21 A9 Broken Spanish A28 Juice Served Here A47 Starbucks MICROSOFT A55 B4 A44 A10 Caña Rum Bar A29 Katsuya A48 Starbucks L.A. LIVE A48 A29 A36 C3 theatrE B5 A53 9th A11 Cleo* A30 La Guera Restaurant A49 Starbucks A11 A12 CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice A31 Lawry's Carvery A50 Subway L.A. LIVE A52 D10 L.A. LIVE A19 A43 B7 D63 A13 Don Chente Bar & Grill A32 Live Basil Pizza A51 Subway C16 B9 B10 H 11 A14 EJ's Bites A33 The Mixing Room A52 Table 901 A40 A45 D46 A15 El Cholo A34 NEST at WP24 A53 Tom's Urban H A31 D40 A16 El Compadre A35 Nixon Bar Lounge A54 Triple 8 China Bar & Grill A32 H A18 D19 A14 D62 - H A17 El Tronquito Market A36 The Original Pantry Café A55 Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill D53 A18 Fernando's Taco Inn A37 The Palm Downtown A56 WP24 by Wolfgang Puck Olympic A19 Fleming’s A38 Prank* A57 Yard House L.A. LIVE H 3 D57 A10 C10 A35 Entertainment D37 2 A46 e A15 1 B1 Belasco Theater B5 L.A. LIVE B9 Microsoft Theater C9 B2 The Novo by Microsoft B6 LA Convention Center B10 Regal Cinemas D41 11th B3 Conga Room B7 Lucky Strike Bowling B11 STAPLES Center C15 B4 GRAMMY Museum B8 Mayan Theater B12 Starlight Ballroom Staples D54 A9 A50 LA Convention Center B11 D24 Center A7 A37 D38 COMMUNITY RESOURCES West Hall A8 D21 5 D56 A2 4 6 A12 A23 C1 Abram Friedman Occupational Center C9 First United Methodist Church of LA C17 LA Bureau of Street Services A38 C2 Baptist Tabernacle of Los Angeles C10 Grand Hope Park C18 LA Public Works d D39 D51 D45 D48 110 FWY B6 12th D61 C3 CA Dp't of Employment Development C11 Green Dot Public Schools C19 Metro Charter School A25 D59 A4 C4 California Family Pharmacy C12 Hillsong Church C20 Michael Vincent Academy D60 D4 A13 D32 12 A28 A47 C5 California Hospital Medical Center C13 Hope St Family Center C21 Salvation Army and Church C23 A41 A22 D16 D43 C6 Chapel at CHMC C14 "I AM" Temple Of Los Angeles C22 Venice Hope Park b D33 D42 D3 C7 Coast Career Institute C15 Kid City Hope Place C23 YWCA Greater LA A16 c g D20 Figueroa A1 C8 Create Now C16 L.A. LIVE Dog Park 10 f B8 LA Convention Pico A3 A5 C12 Center 9 Flower SHOPS & SERVICES D30 7 D7 B1 South Hall D34 D1 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu D22 DTLA Printer D43 Premier Real Estate A27 D50 D44 D2 4 Less Displays Outlet D23 FedEx Office Print & Ship Center D44 Chase Bank ATM 8 Hope USC D23 D3 99 Cent Store D24 Flexogenix D45 PYO Gallery olive a h A49 D4 Ace Copy & Grapix D25 Globe Auto Body Shop D46 Ralphs Grocery C11 D27 Grand D5 Air Voice Wireless D26 Grand Specialty Pharmacy D47 RighTime Air Conditioning & Heating D28 A51 D6 Athletic Club Flowers D27 GRID Alternatives Greater LA D48 Salon Eleven sh F bus D12 a C2 C14 D7 Bank of America D28 Hardcore Brand Training Center D49 SP Doggie Daycare D D52 C17 C20 D8 BBCN Bank D29 Hill Street Groceries Market D50 Special Ops Watches C18 D9 Best Picture & Frame Company D30 Holy Grail D51 Speedplay D49 D36 D17 D10 Brigade LA* D31 Honda of Downtown LA D52 Spunk Hair Design D25 D1 D11 Candiani Denim D32 Hope Beauty Center D53 T-Mobile D11 C6 D8 D12 Chateau Shatto Gallery D33 HStudio Downtown D54 TEAM LA Store D13 CHMC Gift Shop D34 Hype D55 Toyota of Downtown L.A.
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