At Mateo is an upcoming $80 million Grove-style shopping center that will replace five old warehouses with 128,000 square feet of shopping. Arts District locals and visitors will enjoy a bounty of new artisanal food options along with hip, upscale retail stores in chic industrial buildings. The modern outdoor mall is sheduled to open some time in 2017. At Mateo has provided a helpful map of Arts District neigborhood businesses. Check it out. More info is also at the new Arts District Facebook page.
At Mateo Shopping Center Coming Soon to the Arts District
The project combines some original historic industrial buildings with several new buildings clad in recycled brick. Locally harvested cobblestones pave a common area, while broad multipane windows bring in natural light. #atmateo #artsdistrict
On land once occupied vineyards and orange groves, then by 1970s warehouses, the center will bring also two floors of creative workspace above the retail. Restaurant and cool chain-free shops will attract large number of visitors, who will have plenty of parking thanks to the new parking structure included in the new construction.
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After a brief standstill, Oceanwide Plaza is again under construction in Downtown’s South Park neighborhood between L.A. Live / Staples Center and the Flower Street Lofts. The $900 million mega project mixed-use development brings tremendous commercial space and hundreds of residential condominium units atop more than 1,440 parking spaces.
Construction giant Lend Lease has entered into a US$814 million contract with Chinese developer Oceanwide to build a mixed-use complex in Los Angeles, adding a significant project to its workbook in southern California.
Oceanwide Plaza, a subsidiary of the Hong Kong-listed China Oceanwide Holdings, is developing the large-scale mixed-use complex consisting residential properties, hotel and shopping centres with a total gross area of about 138,249sq m in downtown LA.
The existing neighbors across the street at Flower Street Lofts have expressed concerns about the new behemoth building that will be blocking the sunset views and sights of L.A Live. The developer changed plans to make the Flower Street side of Oceanwide Plaza less of a loading dock area, and more of an attracive retail face, more open and accessible on Flower Street.
The Australian, a news publication, recently reported on Oceanside Plaza as a Huge LA deal for an Australian builder named Lend Lease. Construction giant Lend Lease has entered into a $814 million contract with Chinese developer Oceanwide to build a mixed-use retail and residential complex in Los Angeles.
Oceanwide Plaza, a subsidiary of the Hong Kong-listed China Oceanwide Holdings, is creating the large-scale mixed-use complex that will consist of residential condominiums, hotel and retail shopping areas.
The two companies have entered into a contract to build the complex, also known as Oceanwide Plaza, according to a stock exchange filing by China Oceanwide.
The project is Oceanwide’s first overseas development. They plan for three huge towers over a large podium on a 4.6 acre site.
The 49-story north tower will be a five-star luxury hotel with 183 rooms and 164 condominium units. The other two twin towers, each 40 stories high, will become 340 luxury condo units. The podium of eight levels of retail and parking with over 1,440 parking spaces will ensure that all of the residential units will have a great view.
The tower 1 concrete foundation pour has been completed.
Lendlease, an international property and infrastructure company, has announced the completion of the initial mat foundation pour for the Oceanwide Plaza development in Downtown Los Angeles. This milestone will allow for vertical construction of the project to begin.
See how 18,000 truckloads of concrete are being poured:
The initial pour was completed March 26th, one of the largest construction mat pours in the Los Angeles history. Crews from Lendlease worked with 700 concrete trucks to pour 7,000 cubic yards of concrete over 700 tons of rebar.
The full foundation will be completed in four phases, consisting of more than 25,900 cubic yards of concrete and six-million pounds of rebar. >> MORE
New home prices have net yet been released, but the L.A. Loft Blog is providing guidance in the form of estimated asking amount based on the current market and projections for 2017/2018. South Park luxury condominium tower studios are expected to start in the $700,000s, 1 bedrooms in the $900,000s and 2 bedrooms around $1,100,000. Actual prices will vary based on supply and demand.
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