318 9th St Los Angeles, CA 90015-1511
This exceptional 3,000-square-foot creative office space is located in a highly desirable Downtown Los Angeles location, at the corner of 9th and Olive Streets. Situated in a twelve-story building, this unit offers a unique warehouse-style interior perfect for creative businesses. Previously used by sewing factories, the space presents a blank canvas for customization. While the building boasts a polished exterior, the interior offers a raw, industrial aesthetic. Enjoy awesome city views from select units. The building features three passenger elevators, on-site management, and 24/7 access. All utilities are included in the rent, making budgeting simple. Note that tenants are responsible for their own portable AC units (no window units allowed) and parking (public lots and structures are readily available at a cost of $200+ monthly). While the building itself has no dedicated parking, ample public parking options exist nearby. Minimum lease term is one year, but longer lease terms may be required by the owner. Showings are by appointment only. Los Angeles County location.
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Tax year 2024Comparables
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LAR5 · Los Angeles, CALos Angeles. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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