Broadway Lofts Availability Update
430 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013
The following units are still available for lease. Call Corey (213) 880-9910 for assistance. Here are floorplans and prices:
101 for $3600
102 for $3100
103 for $3500
307 for $1795
BROADWAY LOFTS DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES LEASE RENTALS
BROADWAY LOFTS FOR LEASE | NEW LISTINGS
The Broadway Building in LA. – Walk to Downtown’s vibrant nightlife — coffee, art galleries, eclectic bars, and famous restaurants, to the abundant Grand Central Market.
The Broadway Lofts preserves its historic character and architecture. Situated in the Historic Core’s Broadway Theatre District, The Broadway Lofts is a 1907 Renaissance Revival style building with architectural integrity that has been well preserved and highlighted with innovative design elements, and modern amenities.
Standing in the heart of Downtown’s revitalizing urban community, The Broadway Lofts is just steps away from DTLA’s best restaurants, bars, and cultural venues.
For the occasions when you’re not out exploring Downtown, you’ll live with modern building amenities such as the Rooftop Lounge and the 24-hour Rooftop Gym.
Yesterday and Today, A Splendid Urban Oasis
The Broadway Lofts are located in The Bumiller Building, built in 1906, just before Los Angeles’s Broadway District started to take off. Designed by Morgan & Walls, the building’s floor-to-ceiling light wells and innovative design were praised for channeling natural light to each floor — a feature preserved today in The Broadway Lofts apartments.
Originally housing a high-end department store, Le Bon Marché, the building quickly drew interest from Broadway’s then-booming theater district. By 1907, the Bumiller had made its move from shopping center to theater hub.
The building was the first home to the western branch of the New York-based Eden Musee, a theater for motion pictures and vaudevillian acts. Promising “a show on every floor,” the Musee drew downtown’s growing populace with daily shows in the afternoon and evening. After the Musee moved, the Bumiller housed the Wonderland Theater. Subsequently, the building housed what was known as “The Jade Theater,” named ostensibly for the brilliant and distinctive jade coloring of the building.
The building was born when Los Angeles was a “wild west” frontier town at the turn of the century and found itself by the 1930’s at the core of a vital cultural thoroughfare. By 1931, the world’s highest concentration of movie theaters was found not on Broadway New York, but on Broadway Los Angeles. The Broadway Theatre District’s dozens of theaters could collectively hold over 15,000 patrons, all of whom walked down the neon-lit streets at midnight.
Today, The Broadway Lofts preserves the building’s prominent role in the Historic Broadway Theater District. Blending unique historical architecture with modern design elements, the building is now available for lease to residential tenants.
History is Now Updated
For years, those seeking an urban lifestyle in Los Angeles were hard-pressed to find it. But Downtown’s resurgence has changed all that.
The shift is tectonic and cultural: Los Angeles is moving back to its historic urban core and Broadway is at the center of the movement.
The Broadway Lofts is situated in the heart of a revitalizing neighborhood that offers experiences only possible in a reimagined urban city center. Visit our unique lofts and all that makes Downtown Los Angeles a Great City.
Hotels, Bars & Restaurants
Downtown Los Angeles has been called “America’s Next Great City” for good reason—nationally acclaimed restaurants, nightlife and shopping. All of this is just a short walk away from The Broadway:
Alma – 5 blocks
The Ace Hotel DTLA – 4 blocks
Perch – 1 block
The Edison – 4 blocks
Seven Grand – 6 blocks
Water Grill – 4 blocks
Bottega Louie – 5 blocks
Nickel Diner – 2 blocks
Blue Cow Kitchen & Bar – 3 blocks
Urban Outfitters — 5 blocks
Artisan House — 3 blocks
The Broadway Lofts is situated in the heart of a revitalizing neighborhood that offers experiences only possible in a reimagined urban city center. Visit our unique lofts and all that makes Downtown Los Angeles a Great City.
Grand Central Market
Operating since 1917, LA’s eclectic Grand Central Market is home to as diverse a collection of shops, restaurants, and people as you’ll find anyplace on earth. And it’s just a half-block away.
Urban Outdoors
Downtown LA’s growing number of parks and green spaces leave room for relaxing, exercising, or people-watching — like the new Grand Park, located just down the street. Nestled between the city’s most iconic buildings, this 16-acre urban oasis offers Angelenos a respite from the concrete jungle. Walk among lush gardens and hot pink benches, have a splash in the fountain, or get in a yoga session on the performance lawn.
Shopping
DTLA offers a wide variety of shopping options. Find retail and restaurants at The Bloc or FIGat7th outdoor mall, stroll to Urban Outfitters, or explore the diverse array of shops and stands in the Fashion, Jewelry, and Flower districts.
Transit
Getting around is convenient with several public transportation options. Jump on a DASH bus for trips around DTLA. At nearby Union Station, you’ll find the Blue, Red, and Gold Lines to take you all around LA’s diverse neighborhoods; while Amtrak, Metrolink, and the FlyAway shuttle (to LAX) offer no-hassle ways to travel throughout California and the United States.
Arts & Culture
You’re right by dozens of art galleries, all of which open up for the bi-monthly Art Walk. Take a self-guided tour of DTLA, refuel at some of the city’s best food trucks, and check out the latest work from LA’s fastest-growing creative community.
Pet-Friendly
The Broadway is happy to welcome your pet. And with plenty of green spaces and a close-knit urban community, you will also find DTLA one of the most pet-friendly communities in the world.
Smart Design For Urban Living
The Broadway Lofts feature bold colors set against a historic brick backdrop. Each open floor plan takes advantage of the building’s unique architectural cues,.
All lofts are intelligently furnished for an urban lifestyle:
Dishwasher
Microwave
Oven and Range
Refrigerator with Ice Maker
Sink with Pull-Down Faucet and Garbage Disposal
In-Unit Washer and Dryer*
Innovative Design
Well-designed floor plans make use of light wells from the original design, drawing natural light from the center of the building into each unit. Outdoor steel walkways lead you to and from the lofts, maximizing interior space and light and heightening the drama of arrival.
An Urban Renaissance At Your Front Door
Combining bold color contrasts and a dropped ceiling grid with the original historic patterned flooring, the lobby retains the building’s original character from its days as a vaudeville theater.
Rooftop Lounge & BBQ
Perched above the Historic Downtown Theatre District, the rooftop lounge features unobstructed views of LA’s most vibrant street. Out on Broadway, neon signs of former theaters and movie houses meet a millennial cultural revival. From the rooftop above, take in the views while enjoying drinks, dinner, or a BBQ with friends.
On-Site Rooftop Gym
Get in a quick workout, with stunning views of DTLA. The on-site rooftop gym room features free weights, cardio equipment and stretching/yoga area.
Bring Your Car (Not That You’ll Need It)
Limited monthly parking is available on-site in our basement parking lot.
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