915 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90015

Highlights

• Micro-fulfillment center, industrial showroom, light-distribution, fully temperature-controlled
• $230,000,000 spent on groceries, apparel, pets, prescriptions, and other small goods within 1 mile!
• $1,350,000 invested in capital improvements
• Tax benefits of the DTLA Opportunity Zone
• Located at the intersection of the 10 and 110 freeways, with quick access to 310,000 people within two miles
• Strong 100% bonus depreciation components

Description

Perfect for last-mile distribution, including a micro-fulfillment center with on-grade loading; extensive exterior and interior security systems (mag locks, cameras, key-card access, alarm system, and robust exterior lighting); and 3,200 square feet of temperature-controlled, clear-span space adjacent to the loading door, with power distributed for smart rack systems designed to maximize efficiency, speed, and storage density. The property also includes an additional 3,000 square feet programmed for packing and dispatch, supplemental storage, office space, a vault, four ADA-compliant restrooms, a staff locker room, and a staff kitchen.
The building also functions as an exceptional industrial showroom, featuring stunning interior lighting, polished concrete floors, a secure lobby, and street-facing display wall and signage to support branding.

This property further provides an owner-user or value-add investor the ability to leverage its Opportunity Zone location to reduce or eliminate capital gains taxes (consult a CPA), improve cash flow through application of newly reinstated 100% bonus depreciation to qualifying components of the property, and reduce operating costs through its LEED Silver–certified design.

This is the best location for event-oriented retail. The major 2028 Olympic venues of the Los Angeles Convention Center Crypto.com Arena and LA Live are all within walking distance. There are more major Los Angeles sports franchises surrounding this location and the Property with the Lakers, Kings, Dodgers, USC Trojans, Sparks, LAFC, and Angel City FC sports stadiums all nearby than anywhere else in the City. The Property is also near dozens of hotels, restaurants, bars, music venues, and other event and entertainment venues, including the Grammy Museum, LA Live, and the new one billion dollar The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art set to open in 2026 (see included maps).

The Property sits between the powerhouse neighborhoods of South Park in downtown, West Adams/USC, and Koreatown and benefits from some of the city's largest developments, including thousands of new apartment units and incredible demographic density. The Property has excellent connectivity as it is near the 10, 110, 101, and 5 freeways and within 1.5 miles of four Metro lines and several main boulevards.

This is the location for a flagship urban brand focused on unforgettable experiences.

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