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Finding your Ideal Loft or Condo in Americas most creative neighborhood The LA Arts District

It’s a story about why the Los Angeles Arts District has quickly become the most vibrant, creative neighborhood in the country right now. The eastern section of DTLA is called the Arts District, and as more and more new spots open in the district, it may be the “coolest” area of LA. The population of the Arts District has grown enough in the last 20 years to support far more diverse night life and resteraunt scene. That can rival any east coast large city for variety and access. Yes, you can walk in LA. From neighborhoody spots like Here & Now and Everson Royce Bar to Bavel to the booming arts and design community, the Arts District is decidedly hip and impossibly hard not to fall in love with. The foundation was built on the brick buildings of another century and the uniquely creative arts community that made them home.

Here is a short list of the buildings in the Arts District where you can find a Loft or Condo for Lease or Purchase.

DTLA is full of talented individuals who had a vision for creating something that integrates homegrown creativity and LA originality.  It’s a place with an old soul looking through new eyes. The celebrated Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) resides in the 110-year-old, quarter-mile-long former Santa Fe freight depot that stretches along Santa Fe between Third and 4th Streets. SCI-Arc’s reputation as an experimental anti-establishment school of architecture perfectly fits the community’s somewhat rebellious self-image. Its student population helps preserve the area’s youthful character.

Here are a couple of weekend suggestions to try out in the Arts District.

First, eat in the Arts District for under $25: Wurstküche 800 E 3rd St Los Angeles, CA 90013. A creative mix of meats regular and exotic in a sausage. Don’t worry, there is beer too. Open from lunch until 10 pm.

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Secondly, How to get a little perspective and exercise at the same time. LA Walking Tours located at 600 W 9th St unit 603 Los Angeles, CA 90015

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Once home to starving artists, the historic neighborhood along the LA River now boasts some of the coolest dining and entertainment establishments, art galleries, and upscale, contemporary apartment buildings. Fill out the online form. To discover Lofts and Condos in the most creative neighborhood in the country.

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Industrial Loft Decoration Creating Dream Scapes in Your Open Floor Plan

A partial wall can create a whole room in a huge volume of space.

The Live/Work draw of industrial lofts, whether buying or leasing, is, of course, the huge open volume of space. In our tours of industrial lofts, we have seen some great ideas for how to divide up the volume to create both a living and working space. Open industrial lofts provide multiple options and fluid change. Use your furniture to set designated areas to help break up the space. Rugs work to designate where you want to section off a social space or a more private space. Laying down commercial floor coverings in designated work areas helps set them off your dining area or kitchen prep station. One clever use of floor covering we have seen recently was gym mats in a home workout area. It is functional for working out and, again, is a way to sets the area off in large volume space.

Another idea is to use stairs to a loft area in a two-level loft as the dividing line between work and home. You can choose which is the home and which is the work area. For someone working solo, the loft might be the office. Whereas someone working collaboratively or having clients into the loft might make the larger space the ‘office” and live upstairs. Either way, Loft stairs are an LA commute worth considering. A third way to define spaces in a large loft is to use lighting. Looking around at the many options, we think lighting is a functional way to separate your loft space between working areas and personal spaces. A set of tasks lights over your work table or desk also sets it apart if you use other types of lights or hanging lamps in your living space.

If you are leasing and putting up partial walls is not in your budget, there are ways to separate a wall with tall bookcases, awnings, blinds, or free-standing screens. In addition, we have seen clever hack in the arts district of using wheels on room dividers. Better than a fixed wall, movable room dividers quickly increase options to grow or shrink open space for different uses in your open floor plan industrial loft.

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A staircase is an easy way to separate Work from Home.

Copyright © This free information provided courtesy L.A. Loft Blog with the information provided by Corey Chambers, Realty Source Inc, DRE 01889449; MPR Funding Inc NMLS 2000513. We are not associated with the seller, homeowner’s association, or developer. For more information, contact 213-880-9910 or visit LALoftBlog.com, Licensed in California. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Properties are subject to prior sale or rental. This is not a solicitation if the buyer or seller is already under contract with another broker.