| PROPERTY OVERVIEW |
| Figueroa Plaza consists of twin 16-story, Class A office towers located along the Figueroa Corridor at the border of the Financial and Civic Center Districts. |
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| BUILDING AMENITIES |
Excellent Access: Figueroa Plaza offers convenient access to an extensive network of freeways, including the Harbor (110), Santa Monica (10), and Santa Ana (5); commuter trains, including Metrolink, Amtrak, and Metro Red, Blue, and Gold Lines; and DASH bus lines. The Property also operates a downtown shuttle to the courthouse buildings and downtown amenities.
Strategic Location: The Property is located on the western side of the Civic Center District, home to City Hall, the Parker Center, County Courthouse, Criminal Courts Building, Health Services Building, and the Department of Water & Power.
Parking: Parking is served by a four-level subterranean garage providing an on-site parking ratio of 2 per 1,000 square feet - twice that of most downtown office buildings. |
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| LOCATION DESCRIPTION |
| Location: The Property is bordered by Figueroa Street, Diamond Street, and Fremont Avenue. |
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| MARKET |
| Market: Downtown Los Angeles is undergoing a dramatic transformation into a vibrant 24-hour "live, work and play" environment that is rapidly changing and expanding the base of the downtown area. Between 1999 and 2006 over $17 billion in entertainment, civic and institutional, commercial, mixed-use, and residential developments have been completed, are under construction, or will commence construction in 2007, including such notable projects as the Caltrans Headquarters, Metro Gold Line, LA Live, Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, Los Angeles City Hall renovation, Staples Center, Walt Disney Concert Hall, and the Los Angeles Center Studios among many others. |
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| TENANT PROFILES |
| The asset appeals to a variety of tenants including financial services firms, government agencies, and law firms. Major tenants include the City of Los Angeles, Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith, and the County of Los Angeles. |
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