Grand Lofts

The Grand Lofts project, located in South Park near the Staples Arena, is significant in its re-use of an existing four-story structure as the base for three additional stories of new steel construction. The original building was completed in 1927 as a warehouse for the Pepperdine Automotive Supply Business.
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Flower Street Lofts

Flower Street Lofts was built in 1936 and was originally the UPS building. It was turned into live-work lofts in 2003.
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Barker Block Lofts

With its authentic loft features, unmistakable KOR Group style and vibrant downtown L.A. Arts District location, Barker Block is one of the best-selling loft communities in the city. Lofts feature true adaptive reuse style featuring historic details, exposed brick, polished concrete floors and wide open living spaces.
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Alta Lofts

Alta Lofts in Lincoln Heights is an exciting new loft community in a historic 1925 Beaux Arts building located near Downtown, the Gold Line and the famed Brewery Arts Complex.
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Rowan Lofts

Rowan Lofts, built in 1912 is an authentic historic loft building that has been modernized with contemporary finishes and fixtures. With 206 loft style units that feature original windows, hardwood floors and designer kitchens.
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Packard Lofts

Packard Lofts, built in 1928, was once the long-time home to the world’s most luxurious automobiles. Packard Lofts have been transformed into the ultimate urban living experience. Located in Downtown’s most desirable location, South Park, Packard Lofts features 116 condo-quality apartment homes that feature Subterranean Parking, private balconies with sliding glass doors, 2 story penthouse units & distinctive architectural open-air atrium.
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Higgins Building Lofts

The Higgins Building was one of the first adaptive re-use buildings converted in 2003. It was conceived in 1910 by copper tycoon Thomas Higgins, and designed in the Beaux-Arts style by Architects Arthur L. Haley and A.C. Martin. Surrounding the building lay architectural masterpieces including the Caltrans headquarters, Historic LA Times building, City Hall and the upcoming LAPD headquarters. This building has many authentic loft features like polished concrete floors, original tile, exposed brick and ductwork and the original cage elevators. On the top floor you’ll find a roof-top lounge with amazing city views.
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Biscuit Company Lofts

A landmark building constructed in 1925 and restored and adapted in 2006. Each Biscuit Company Loft features a spacious floor plan flooded with natural light, sturdy steel frame construction, high ceilings, exposed brick walls, thick hardwood floors, industrial scale windows and oversized doors.
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Bartlett Building Lofts

Bartlett Building Lofts was converted in 2002 to 139 residential warehouse-style lofts. This historic 1911 Beaux Arts building is walking distance to everything downtown.
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Toy Factory Lofts

Toy Factory Lofts is located in the warehouse district of downtown Los Angeles, close to the LA River and the historic 1st, 4th, and 6th Street bridges.

Toy Factory Lofts is a revitalization of an authentic LA warehouse and former toy factory into 119 work/live units with retail services on the ground floor. Ammenities include a relaxing spa-like rooftop pool with outdoor fireplace, execptional 180 degree views of downtown Los Angeles.
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Molino Street Lofts

Molino Street Lofts opened 91 high-end condominiums in 2006. Renovated for modern-day life and work. The Soho style loft complex with rooftop refuges offering pool and views for both urban authenticity and sanctuary.

The Molino Lofts have become one of the most desired place to live and work in the Downtown Arts Community.
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Douglas Building

The Douglas Building Lofts is a true loft conversion building located in Downtown Los Angeles’ historic Old Bank District. The 5-story office building with its characteristic curved corner facade, originally built in 1898 as the city headquarters of the Standard Pacific Company, was restored and converted in 2005 to 50 unique loft residences. Original historic details were preserved and restored in the renovation, including original double-hung windows, the unique curved corner façade and the decorative terra cotta grille above the ground floor façade.
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Elleven South Lofts

Elleven South Lofts is the first new residential high-rise built in Downtown Los Angeles in 20 years. Elleven Lofts is located in South Park area of Downtown Los Angeles. Built in 2005.
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1523 Gordon Street

1523 Gordon Street is a true loft with open metal/wood staircase leading to mezzanine, third floor master suite, large master bathroom and balcony with unobstructed views of Hollywood. The property was built in 2005 that also features roll-up door to patio and dramatic ceilings.
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Brockman Lofts

The Brockman is a modern classic of luxury living in a 1921 vintage Beaux-Arts legendary building. The 7th and Grand location is in the heart of Los Angeles’ downtown arts and cultural renaissance. With unmatched architectural details and building finishes, the Brockman has been recreated as 80 elegant lofts for lease. Exposed brick walls and light-flooded rooms add to the look and feel of open, spacious lofts.
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