Urbanize Los Angeles Steven Sharp Late last month, developer Continuum Partners announced plans to redevelop a cold storage facility on the border between Skid Row, Little Tokyo, and the Arts District with a $2-billion mixed-use complex. The project, named for its location at the intersection of 4th Street and Central Avenue, would include housing, offices, a... Read Full Aricle
Los Angeles Times Roger Vincent Blows to businesses during the pandemic have deadened the streets of downtown Los Angeles and threaten long-term changes to office life, but builders are pressing ahead with major projects in the belief that the city still has a lot of room to grow as times get better. An Arts District... Read Full Aricle
The Architect’s Newspaper Jonathan Hilburg Big changes could be on the way for Downtown Los Angeles, as a $2-billion master plan revealed this morning at 4th Street and Central Avenue portends an evolution of the city’s Arts District. Denver-based developer Continuum Partners today submitted an application to the City of Los Angeles for plans for Fourth & Central,... Read Full Aricle
Following a year of unprecedented challenges caused by the pandemic, the Colorado Chapter of NAIOP hosted the 34th Annual Awards of Achievement virtual celebration to honor the “Best of the Best” in Colorado’s Real Estate Industry. This year’s event was hosted by NAIOP 2021 Chapter President Tyler Carlson, managing principal of Evergreen Devco, Inc. “It goes without saying... Read Full Aricle