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RETAIL•RESTAURANT•FITNESS SPACES FOR LEASEAMP LOFTS DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES

695 Santa Fe Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90021 • NWC of 7th Street & Santa Fe Ave.

LEE SHAPIRO [email protected] #00961769

JUSTIN WEISS213-538-8631 [email protected] #01920886

Kennedy Wilson • 151 S. El Camino Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 • 310-887-6400 • www.kennedywilson.com/brokerageKennedy Wilson Properties, Ltd. (Responsible Broker, CalBRE #00746768) makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy of the information contained herein. Terms of sale or lease and availability of the property are subject to change or withdrawal without notice.

NEIGHBORING TENANTS

PROPERTY DESCRIPTIONLocation: 695 S. Santa Fe Ave., Los Angeles 90021

Just off the NWC Santa Fe Ave. and 7th St.Available: ±1,205 - 7,750 SF

Rent: $5.50 - $7.50 PSF/Month, NNN (±$1.00 PSF/Mo.)

Parking: Over 75 on-site visitor spaces

HIGHLIGHTS• Directly across from Warner Music’s future 250,000 SF headquarters• Below ±320 luxury apartments• Just off the hard corner of 7th and Santa Fe, one of the most

sought after “Main & Main” corners in the Arts District• Within two blocks of the hottest amenities in the Arts District,

including: Bestia, ER Bar, American Tea Room, Church & State, Urban Radish Market, the Daily Dose and Stumptown Coffee

• A short walk from the future Soho House• Located adjacent to the 7th Street Bridge and on-ramps to the

I-5 Freeway, the “back door” to the Arts District• Completion scheduled for mid-2019

Prospective tenants are hereby advised that all uses are subject to City approval.

Restaurant, Retail & Fitness Spaces for Lease AMP LOFTS • 695 S. SANTA FE AVENUE, LOS ANGELES, CA 90021




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THE ARTS DISTRICT of Downtown Los Angeles is a vibrant and close-knit neighborhood filled with spacious artist lofts, trendy restaurants and bars, eclectic retail shops, art galleries, and live entertainment venues.A popular film location, the area is home to thousands of artists, creative firms, and prominent nonprofits such as SCI-Arc — all residing in one-of-a-kind industrial buildings surrounded by a

major railyard, cold storage facilities, warehouses, breweries, manufacturing factories, and production companies. Bounded on the east by the Los Angeles River, the west on Alameda St., north by the 101 Freeway, and south at 7th St., the 52-block neighborhood is a unique place to live, work, and visit, and represents the one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Los Angeles.

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Residential Developments

1. The Savoy 303 Units2. Artisan on Second 118 Units3. The Mura 109 Units4. Aliso 472 Units 5. One Santa Fe 438 Units6. Barker Block 242 Units7. Molino St. Lofts 91 Units8. 520 Mateo 600 Units 9. Industrial 240 Units10. Toy Factory Lofts 109 Units11. Buiscut Co. Lofts 105 Units12. AMP Lofts 320 Units13. Seven & Bridge 78 Units

Retail Amenities

1. Shinola2. Apolis: Common Gallery3. 3.1 Phillip Lim4. Alchemy Works5. Guerilla Atelier6. Hammer and Spear7. Benjamin Salon - AD8. Bulletproof Coffee9. Grow10. Wittmore11. The Voyager Shop

12. Malin + Goetz13. Nail Box14. Westbound15. Hennessey + Ingalls16. As of Now17. Hughes Estate Sales18. As We Dwell19. Arts District Co-Op20. Dejavita HQ21. Wheelhouse

Food & Drink

1. Boombtown Brewery2. The Smile’s di Alba3. Salt & Straw4. Manuela5. Eat. Drink. Americano6. Eighty Twot7. Umami Burger8. Blacktop Coffee 9. Cafe Gratitude10. Würstkuche11. Groundworks Coffee12. The Pie Hole13. Fritzi14. Arts District Brewery

15. Edi Bol16. Van Leewen17. Amaze Bowls18. KTCHN DTLA19. Urth Cafe20. The Chairman21. Shreebs Coffee22. Bavel23. The Factory Kitchen24. Officine Brera25. Villains Tavern26. Zinc Cafe & Market27. Blue Bottle Coffee28. The Spirit Guild Distillery29. Cafe Societe30. Church & State31. Little Bear32. Urban Radish33. Everson Royce Bar34. Tonys Saloon35. Pizzanista!36. Guerilla Tacos37. Bread Lounge38. Bestia39. Stumptown Coffee Roasters40. Cosme

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Arts District - Key Developments

Ford Factory - 777 S. Santa Fe Avenue

Soon to become the new West Coast headquarters of Warner Music Group, the historic Ford Factory will be made up of approximately 254,000 square feet of office space and 60,000 square feet of ground-level retail and restaurant space.The Project also will include a 600-car parking structure and a 15,000 SF paseo that will provide outdoor seating for commercial tenants and greenery between the new garage and the existing factory buildings.

Engine Company No. 17 - 710 S. Santa Fe Avenue

Engine Co. No. 17, a historic fire station in the Arts District, is well into its transformation into a boutique hotel.

The Project will transform the upper floor of the two-story brick structure into 10 guest rooms. Plans also call for 2,200 square feet of ground-floor retail and restaurant space, as well as patio seating that will be built into existing exterior space wrapping the building.

Within steps from AMP Lofts





DEMOGRAPHICS

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86%

83%

2018 DOWNTOWN LA SURVEYLIVE 65,000 Residents

$98,900 MEDIAN INCOME

38MEDIAN AGE

59% FEMALE

41% MALE47%

MARRIED/PARTNERED80% COMPLETED 4 YEARS

OF COLLEGE OR HIGHER

72% WANT MORE SUPERMARKETS

54% WANT MORE CLOTHING/APPAREL

WORK 500,000 Weekday Population

VISIT 19 Million Visitors


39MEDIAN AGE

65% FEMALE

35% MALE52%

MARRIED/PARTNERED76% COMPLETED 4 YEARS

OF COLLEGE OR HIGHER

64% WANT MORE SUPERMARKETS

52% WANT MORE CLOTHING/APPAREL

70% FEMALE

30% MALE

65% COMPLETED 4 YEARSOF COLLEGE OR HIGHER


40MEDIAN AGE

44%MARRIED/PARTNERED

62% THINK DOWNTOWN LA ISMOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

HAVE VISITED GRAND CENTRAL MARKET

HAVE VISITED LA LIVE

HAVE VISITED STAPLES CENTER

68%

54%

36%

REGULARLY VISIT GRAND CENTRAL MARKET

ARE AT TOP, SENIOR, OR PROFESSIONAL STAFF LEVELS

WOULD CONSIDER LIVING IN DTLA IN THE FUTURE

86%

66%

60%

REGULARLY VISIT FIGAT7TH

ARE PASSIONATE ABOUT DTLA

HAVE LIVED IN DTLA FOR LESS THAN 5 YEARS

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