LOS ANGELES | Downtown Project Rundown 6.0 - Page 349

yankeesfan1000 · #**6961** Posted **Apr 13, 2018, 3:21 PM**

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Originally Posted by Mojeda101

Won't be long before Downtown joins the 100k+ neighborhoods. It's insane to think the population was only 27k in 2000. In 2017, BID did a study and said the population was 67k.

Not trying to troll, genuinely curious, what are the sales figures like in these new buildings in DTLA? It seems like that neighborhood is sprouting buildings like weeds. As an outside observer, I hope the trend continues, and DTLA's skyline continues to expand.

Eightball · #**6962** Posted **Apr 14, 2018, 12:58 AM**

Eh yeah i don't like the asshat trend either but the swiss cheese nature of that one and the rest of the design is fire... Onni deserves a key to the city they are the MVPs rn and been for a min!

JerellO · #**6963** Posted **Apr 14, 2018, 7:24 AM**

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Originally Posted by Prahaboheme

The residential units that back up to the Mayan and Bolasco theaters better come with some sound proofing. They are home to some of the biggest after hours events in the city.

Omg... Masterbeat is so much fun... I went for the first time during LA Pride weekend. Sorry that was off topic.

But what buildings are being next to those theaters??

Illithid Dude · #**6964** Posted **Apr 14, 2018, 7:30 AM**

Of all the ass-hats planned, this is the one that bothers me the least.

mhays · #**6965** Posted **Apr 14, 2018, 6:27 PM**

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Originally Posted by LAsam

LA cuts required parking spaces for Angels Landing mega project

https://therealdeal.com/la/2018/04/0...-mega-project/

Claridge Partners founder Ricardo Pagan said earlier this week that the 2-million-square-foot mixed-use Angels Landing project will have just 465 parking spaces for 675 residential units, two hotels, food hall, an elementary school, and 45,000 square feet of retail space. Pagan made the comments at a Bisnow event."

I knew this would happen. And soon it will be popular with most projects in core areas.

And my god, requiring parking for downtown residential at all...

pwright1 · #**6966** Posted **Apr 15, 2018, 5:30 PM**

Very interesting top.

colemonkee · #**6967** Posted **Apr 16, 2018, 3:04 PM**

My issue with the Onni towers is less about the asshats than with the quality of the glass, and the relative proportion of spandrel glass.

bhunsberger · #**6968** Posted **Apr 16, 2018, 7:33 PM**

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Originally Posted by colemonkee

My issue with the Onni towers is less about the asshats than with the quality of the glass, and the relative proportion of spandrel glass.

It's nice to have a tall tower added to Downtown, but they could have made slight changes to make it so much better. It is what it is.

Prahaboheme · #**6969** Posted **Apr 16, 2018, 11:42 PM**

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Originally Posted by JerellO

Omg... Masterbeat is so much fun... I went for the first time during LA Pride weekend. Sorry that was off topic.

But what buildings are being next to those theaters??

Yes Masterbeat is fun

... the Olympic / Hill proposal is the parking lot adjacent to the Mayan. If you look closely at the renderings you can see the Mayan theater.

Resident · #**6970** Posted **Apr 17, 2018, 8:58 AM**

The leasing rates are going quite quite well. Buildings between 1 and 5 years old have a ~4% vacancy rate.

Atelier, which opened 10 months ago, has the highest price per sq ft of any building in DTLA history. It is now 95% full with 19 total apartments open.

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Originally Posted by yankeesfan1000

Not trying to troll, genuinely curious, what are the sales figures like in these new buildings in DTLA? It seems like that neighborhood is sprouting buildings like weeds. As an outside observer, I hope the trend continues, and DTLA's skyline continues to expand.

colemonkee · #**6971** Posted **Apr 17, 2018, 2:47 PM**

That's good news. Do we know how buildings like Wren and the Holland Partners project on Main Street are doing in terms of leasing absorption? Not quite at that one year mark, but curious as to how those are doing.

yankeesfan1000 · #**6972** Posted **Apr 17, 2018, 3:41 PM**

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Originally Posted by Resident

The leasing rates are going quite quite well. Buildings between 1 and 5 years old have a ~4% vacancy rate.

Atelier, which opened 10 months ago, has the highest price per sq ft of any building in DTLA history. It is now 95% full with 19 total apartments open.

Thanks for the answer, and that's super encouraging. Awesome to see DTLA get all these new residential towers, and seems like there's no end in sight either.

citywatch · #**6973** Posted **Apr 17, 2018, 4:33 PM**

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Originally Posted by colemonkee

Do we know how buildings like Wren and the Holland Partners project on Main Street are doing in terms of leasing absorption? Not quite at that one year mark, but curious as to how those are doing.

I don't know about those bldgs, but the new apt bldg....named stoa....across the street from where you used to live....& which is next to st vibiana's....has filled up rather well. Over 10 blocks to the south, the first phase of the two new apt bldgs on broadway, owned by the devlpr who gets lots of grief for his fake tuscan taste, has filled up fairly well too.

The da vinci proj next to the interchange of the 110 & 101....where ppl have joked that cars going by on the fwy are so close, the bldg might just as well be a drive by window at mcDonalds...filled up better than I thought it would.

Traffic on those fwys surrounding dtla is worse today than ever before. How ppl can put up with that daily bumper to bumper is beyond me. Not sure why it's so bad when another part of the hood.....businesses & their use of office space....hasn't been booming for over 20 yrs.

One big reason there aren't more new tall bldgs in dt can be traced to what this agent says about supply & demand....

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Housing has to make up for all the slack from a lack of enough need for office space.

colemonkee · #**6974** Posted **Apr 18, 2018, 12:46 AM**

^ Haha! Bonus points for the Half Baked gif.

JerellO · #**6975** Posted **Apr 18, 2018, 3:45 AM**

Did you guys see the 13 story tower proposed for the arts district next to the 4th street bridge??

I really wanna see the arts district start building up. Extending the skyline east of the current cluster west of Broadway

citywatch · #**6976** Posted **Apr 19, 2018, 6:44 AM**

Removing the big parking lots that used to sit west of the Coliseum is a big improvement....long overdue....in its own right.

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black_crow · #**6977** Posted **Apr 19, 2018, 11:05 AM**

A $350 million stadium seats 22,000 people..
Munich built the Allianz Arena for that amount of money.

The thing is that the MLS attendance has grown since the early 2000s and the club has already sold all 17,500 full season memberships. The demand is high.

I think they should have gone for at least 30,000 seats but it's too late anyway.

Doctorboffin · #**6978** Posted **Apr 19, 2018, 3:33 PM**

Awesome proposal for Chinatown!

https://la.curbed.com/2018/4/19/1725...hinatown-tower

I haven't heard of this one before, does anyone know any more about it?

scania · #**6979** Posted **Apr 19, 2018, 4:49 PM**

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Originally Posted by Doctorboffin

Awesome proposal for Chinatown!

https://la.curbed.com/2018/4/19/1725...hinatown-tower

I haven't heard of this one before, does anyone know any more about it?

I love it...let them design more for DTLA!

Eightball · #**6980** Posted **Apr 19, 2018, 4:52 PM**

Yep, gorgeous tower!