LA Live/Work Loft Growth Depends on Our Goldmine of Local Water Resources

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Local researchers have figured out  how to improve water-quality and increase water-supply for Los Angeles.   Climate change will not be kind to Southern California. An increase in long droughts, more floods, and more warm temperatures all will hamper development  with  more water when we don’t want it, and less water when we do,  Planners and researchers agree that this plan is a necessary step towards realizing 100% locally-sourced water for L.A. County by 2050.  Los Angeles is sitting on an aquifer goldmine, that is soil that can soak up water and store it in the ground for later use. The long term plan depends on the ability to capture rain water and treated waste water in a system of  Spreading Grounds in order to make the ambitious long term goal of sourcing all our water from this and a variety of local sources. #Lofts

This important work in water resources will help ensure Los Angeles continues to be a vital city to live and work. Speaking of living and working in LA you can combine the two activities with Live-work lofts which are all the rage because of their popular open architecture, industrial style and character that are considered hip and modern when the kitchen and bathrooms are updated with stainless appliances and granite countertops. Many renters and buyers of lofts use live work lofts almost exclusively for residential purposes. Many others are using lofts for creative work such as photography, painting, graphic arts or music. Musicians need know that live music cannot be played loudly in any residential or live-work buildings in Downtown Los Angeles. Heavy industrial, construction and other loud noisy work is also generally not acceptable in any Downtown Los Angeles live/work building. #DTLA

In Downtown Los Angeles, there are exceptions to many of the rules. All buildings will vary on what type of work they will allow, how many customers may visit etc. None of the live/work lofts will let you have a cash register in your unit with a line coming out of the door. But even the residential properties will let you have a business client or two come every day for consultations etc. To help you navigate the live work options get a buyer consultation fill out the online form.

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LIST OF BUILDINGS DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES

LOFTS & CONDOS FOR SALE AND FOR LEASE   [Alphabetical]  [Neighborhoods]  [Map]

1100 Wilshire – 1100 Wilshire Blvd, 90017  |  1100 Wilshire LOFT FOR LEASE
Alta Lofts – 200 San Fernando Rd, 90031
Barker Block – 510 S Hewitt St & 530 S Hewitt St, 90013
Bartlett Building – 215 W 7th St, 90014
Barn Lofts – 940 E 2nd St, 90012
Beacon Lofts – 825 E 4th St, 90013
Biscuit Company – 1850 Industrial St, 90021
Bunker Hill Tower – 800 W 1st St, 90012
Concerto Lofts – 901 Flower St, 90015
Douglas Building – 257 S Spring St, 90012
Eastern Columbia – 849 S Broadway, 90014
El Dorado Lofts – 416 S Spring St, 90015
Elleven Lofts – 1111 S Grand Ave, 90015
Evo – 1155 S Grand Ave, 90015
Flower Street Lofts – 1130 S Flower St, 90015
Gallery Lofts – 120 S Hewitt St & 130 S Hewitt St, 90013
Grand Avenue Lofts – 1100 S Grand Ave & 330 W 11th St,  90015
Higgins Building – 108 E 2nd St, 90012
Library Court – 630 W 6th St, 90017
Little Tokyo Lofts – 420 S San Pedro St, 90013
Market Lofts – 645 W 9th St, 90015
Molino Lofts – 500 Molino & 530 Molino St,  90013
Mura Condominiums – 629 Traction Ave, 90013
Pan American Building – 253 S Broadway, 90012
Promenade Condominiums – 121 S Hope St, 90012
Promenade West – 880 W. 1st St, 90012
Rowan Lofts – 460 S. Spring St, 90013
Santee Village – (See Eckardt, Cornell and Textile)
Savoy Condominiums – 100 S Alameda, 90012
SB Grand (Shybary Grand or Shy Barry Grand) – 312 W. 5th St, 90013
Skyline Condominiums – 600 W 9th St, 90015
Sky Lofts – 801 S. Grand Ave, 90017
Teramachi Homes Senior Condos – 267 S. San Pedro St, 90012
Textile Building – 315 E 8th St, 90014
Tokyo Villa Condominiums – 222 S Central Ave, 90012
Toy Warehouse – 215 S Santa Fe Ave, 90012
Vero – 1234 Wilshire, Los Angeles CA

 

RENTAL LOFTS AND APARTMENTS
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717 Olympic – 717 W Olympic Blvd, 90015
American Cement Building Lofts – 2404 Wilshire Blvd, 90057
Apex – 900 S Figueroa St, 90015
Artisan on 2nd – 601 E 2nd St, 90012
Brockman Lofts – 530 W 7th St, 90014
Canvas L.A. – 138 N Beaudry Ave, 90012
Chester Williams – 215 W 5th Street, 90013
City Lights on Fig – 1300 S Figueroa St, 90015
Chapman Flats – 756 S. Broadway, 90014
Emil Brown Building – 308 East 9th St, 90015
Factory Place Lofts – 1308 Factory Place, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Grand Central Square – 306 W 3rd St, 90013
Gas Company Lofts – 810 S Flower St, 90017
Great Republic Lofts – 756 S Spring St, 90014
Jeffries Lofts – 117 Winston St, 90013
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Lacy Studio Lofts – 2664 Lacy St, 90031
Long Beach Avenue Lofts – 1250 Long Beach Ave, 90021
Medallion – 334 S Main St, 90013
Medici – 725 S Bixel St, 90017
Mercantile Lofts Downtown Los Angeles – 620 S Main St, 90013
Met Lofts – 1050 S Flower St, 90015
Metro 417 – 417 South Hill Street, 90013
Metropolitan – 315 West 5th Street, 90013
Milano Lofts – 609 S Grand Ave, 90017
Mozaic at Union Station – 888 N Alameda St, 90012
Museum Tower – 225 S Olive St, 90012
Orsini Apartments – 550 N Figueroa St, 90012
Pacific Electric Lofts – 610 S Main St, 90014
Packard Lofts – 1000 S Hope St, 90015
Pegasus – 612 S Flower St, 90017
Peterson and Tansey Lofts – 1250 Long Beach Ave, 90021
Piero – 312 E 12th St, 90015
Promenade Tower – 123 S Figueroa St, 90012
Roosevelt Lofts – 727 W. 7th St, 90017
Santee Court – 716 S Los Angeles St, 90014
SB Grand – 312 W. 5th St, 90013
Spring Arcade – 541 S Spring St, 90013
Title Guarantee – 411 5th St #1200, 90013
Union Lofts – 325 W 8th St, 90014
Visconti – 1221 W 3rd St, 90017
Watermarke Tower – 705 W 9th St, 90015


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The #1 Downtown buyer’s agent with 19 successful buyer transactions closed in 2013, Corey Chambers is a Realtor®, and member of the Top 6 award-winning, 5-Star Yelp rated team. J.D. Power Award 2012 – Keller Williams Realty ranked Highest in Overall Satisfaction for Home Buyers and Sellers Among National Full Service Real Estate Firms. DRE#01889449

Copyright © 2014 This free information provided courtesy Corey Chambers, Realtor, Keller Williams Realty, BRE#01889449 We are not necessarily associated with the home owner’s association, seller or developer. For more information, contact (213) 478-0499 or visit DowntownLosAngelesLoft.org Licensed in California. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Properties subject to prior sale or rental. This is not a solicitation of if buyer or seller is already under contract with another broker.