5870-5890 Jefferson Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016
The Jefferson Creative Campus offers 56,921 square feet of prime creative office space for lease in Los Angeles County. This professionally managed campus boasts a variety of suite sizes, perfect for businesses seeking flexible and inspiring work environments. Currently, there are 43,374 square feet of vacant space available, divisible into units ranging from a minimum of 3,953 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 18,200 square feet. Six individual spaces are currently available for lease. Designed by renowned architectural firms SAA and Fred Fisher Partners, the campus features a modern aesthetic and thoughtful design elements. Amenities include an on-site cafe, providing convenient dining options for tenants and their guests. Furthermore, the property includes inviting outdoor gathering areas, fostering collaboration and a sense of community among occupants. The campus's location in Los Angeles County offers excellent access to transportation networks and a vibrant urban environment. This is an exceptional opportunity for businesses seeking high-quality, creatively designed office space in a well-maintained and amenity-rich setting. The multiple tenancy structure allows for a diverse range of businesses to thrive within the same community. Inquire today to learn more about leasing opportunities at this exceptional creative office campus.
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