What You’ll Learn From Commercial Real Estate Leaders At This Event:
- What specific actions can the LA region take to speed up the process for projects underway and upcoming new projects?
- What deal-making strategies are proving effective for investors in the LA commercial real estate market, given the current economic conditions?
- What are the short-term and long-term social and economic impacts on LA’s commercial real estate market?
- What multifamily, mixed-use, hotel, office, retail, industrial, life sciences & healthcare development projects will have the greatest impact on the city?
- What strategies have been most successful in addressing the demand for affordable housing, and what can LA do to drive growth?
- How are developers working to revitalize neighborhoods and communities, and what are the things to look for to determine whether the neighborhood is worth investing in?
- How are commercial real estate leaders and civic organizations preparing for the upcoming Olympics in 2028? Does LA need more hotel development in order to host the visitors traveling in?
- With a reimagined LAX airport on the horizon, featuring expansions and infrastructure improvements, how will this affect the local economy and travelers coming to and from the city?
Notable Properties & Projects:
Casitas: 3333 Casitas Avenue, Los Angeles CA 90039: Nestled in the vibrant neighborhood of Atwater Village, Casitas offers a thoughtful reprieve from the bustling city with a series of 10 revitalized buildings that provide high-volume spaces filled with natural light, private patios with greenery, and activated outdoor amenities. The South Campus, encompassing 80,000 square feet, features a dedicated outdoor park and amenity area that fosters collaborative and innovative endeavors. The reimagined overhead canopy introduces a modern flair and will soon include a local food and beverage option. Architecturally upgraded spaces integrate with outdoor areas through operable doors and windows, with new roofs, skylights, and industrial-style window systems flooding interiors with natural light. Modern concrete wall treatments, sandblasted wood ceilings, and refinished concrete floors create a stylish ambiance, while preserving original industrial doors and artifacts adds historical charm. The newly constructed 3-story office building at Casitas North Campus blends indoors with the outdoors, featuring natural landscaping and abundant light access. With high-volume spaces ranging from 13′-6″ to 31′-0″, the building includes private tenant patios and a distinctive pitched roof with custom concrete exterior paneling, creating a modern aesthetic. Expansive windows and skylights illuminate the interiors, while exposed steel structures and wood ceilings add an industrial-chic touch. The campus transformation includes significant renovations, such as creating outdoor amenity spaces, installing state-of-the-art HVAC, roofs, and MEP systems, reprogramming a loading dock for retail use, and building a 40,000 square foot creative media building with an adjacent parking structure. Current Asking Rates | $3.95/sf/mo nnn (as of 6.2024), SteelWave
How You’ll Do More Business From Attending This Summit: Join industry leaders as they discuss uncovering opportunities in Los Angeles’ commercial real estate market, what makes this cycle different from the last and what LA’s economy in the near and far future will look like. Hear more about strategizing for the years to come, the investment outlook, flow of capital, the development pipeline, building and designing for LA’s future, local policy, regulations, and much more.
To Read Before Attending:
LA City Planning: Chapter 7 Economic Development — Goals: A vibrant economically revitalized City, A City with land appropriately and sufficiently designated to sustain a robust commercial and industrial base, A City with thriving and expanding businesses, A City able to attract and maintain new land uses and businesses, A City with a highly qualified labor force, A fiscally stable City, A range of housing opportunities in the City, A distribution of economic opportunity throughout the City
Who You’ll Network With At This Discussion: Owners, developers, investors, architects, construction, designers, brokers, leasing agents, tenants, lawyers, financial institutions, civic organizations and government officials.
Why You Should Attend This Session: Bisnow events bring together the biggest power players in the industry to identify opportunities, build your network and expand your business. With the largest audience of commercial real estate professionals in the world, no one knows how to help your business more than us.
