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Amazing deal on this luxury tower loft for lease at 1100 Wilshire Blvd:

1100 WILSHIRE BLVD 3603, Los Angeles (City), CALIFORNIA 90017

Treat yourself to luxury and elegance. Live high at one of the most respected addresses in Downtown Los Angeles. Spectacular one bedroom. WATCH VIDEO

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Relax in luxury and prestige. Live the high life at one of the most respected addresses in Downtown L.A. Awesome one bedroom, one bath loft condo, just below the penthouse, panoramic views to the Hollywood Hills, Hollywood sign, mountains and Downtown skyscrapers. High ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows. In superb condition, this open, finished soft loft unit includes a modern kitchen, stainless steel appliances, granite counters. In-unit washer and dryer. Bamboo wood laminate flooring. Raised bed area also has view, openness and separation. Two closets (one large walk-in). Thick commercial grade window glass gives extra quiet view. Two covered assigned parking spaces right by the elevators on the most convenient floor of the garage. Guest parking. 17th Floor Skydeck includes pool, spa, cabanas, lounges, barbeques and sink – all with incredible views. Gym, video screening room and business center meeting room. All utilities included. DETAILS | MORE

Listing# 16129618 | Bedrooms: 1 | Bathrooms: 1 | Square Ft.: 760 | Price: $2,750

To see this loft for lease, call Corey Chambers (213) 880-9910

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Bunker Hill Tower Loft

What was a few years ago beginning to look like a gerontology ward is today turning stylish. I remember a while back showing a unit for lease at Bunker Hill Tower condos to a young couple who were new to Downtown. When they observed the people coming out of the building, including a gray guy walking, inching along very slow with his walker, my renter clients said “this is not the place for us.”

Built in 1968, the Bunker Hill Tower luxury condominium building is still largely maintained exceedingly well, and has an excellent reputation for quality. But with its seasoned residents, dated rules (absolutely no dogs or cats), no washer and dryer in most units, the building and its surrounding neighborhood were utterly lacking the turn-of-the-century historic vibe, and devoid of the renaissance spirit that abounds in the Arts District and Historic Core neighborhoods of DTLA.

Today, that is changing. Now, when walking into the Bunker Hill Tower, we are more likely to see more fresh faces of energetic artists. Along with that, more of the once outdated condominium interiors are getting revamped, renovated and remodeled to a modern style. One such unit has been completely loftized, removing the old wall-to-wall carpet and replacing with a more desirable lofty original, polished concrete. The ordinary ceilings have been pushed up to create high ceilings. The late 60’s apartment-style condo doldrum has been transformed into an exciting 2,200 sq ft open-concept loft. With large high-end Sub-zero style stainless steel kitchen appliances, a sprawling modern 5-star hotel style bathroom, along with jetliner views, this condo unit has been aptly dubbed the “Bunker Hill Loft“. Currently a top secret location, the unit will be revealed to the public soon at www.BunkerHillLoft.com

A new Bunker Hill Metro Station is under construction that will soon link the neighborhood to the Blue Line for a quick jaunt to the Arts District. The station and connector line completes a 1.9-mile gap between the Metro Blue Line and the Metro Gold Line. It will also make for a faster trip to Long Beach or Santa Monica. The brand new station will be located right by the Disney Concert Hall, Broad Museum and Bunker Hill Tower condo building.