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LA21st · #**10081** Posted **Dec 14, 2021, 2:36 AM**

WonderlandPark2 · #**10082** Posted **Dec 17, 2021, 11:33 PM**

Is Palladium Towers under construction? Or is this part of the block a different project?

hughfb3 · #**10083** Posted **Dec 18, 2021, 1:38 AM**

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Originally Posted by WonderlandPark2

Is Palladium Towers under construction? Or is this part of the block a different project?

Different project. A mid rise 7 story adjacent to Palladium.

https://urbanize.city/la/post/hollyw...yle-apartments

Steve8263 · #**10084** Posted **Dec 19, 2021, 11:46 PM**

News on Crossroads Hollywood project

https://therealdeal.com/la/2021/12/1...ads-hollywood/

Easy · #**10085** Posted **Dec 20, 2021, 12:25 AM**

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Originally Posted by Steve8263

News on Crossroads Hollywood project

https://therealdeal.com/la/2021/12/1...ads-hollywood/

Nice! It's behind a paywall, but I gather that they received nearly a nearly $500 million construction loan, which should enable them to break ground. When it happens, this might be LA's biggest non-infrastructure groundbreaking since the Wilshire Grand. This will be transformative for that area.

hughfb3 · #**10086** Posted **Dec 20, 2021, 5:15 AM**

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Originally Posted by Steve8263

News on Crossroads Hollywood project

https://therealdeal.com/la/2021/12/1...ads-hollywood/

This is great. The article says they received a $485 million construction loan on the $1 Billion project. The article also mentions the development will now include studio space which was never spoken about up until now. Not sure where this will be on the property as the plans show retail on the ground levels and 3 residential/hotel towers.

colemonkee · #**10087** Posted **Dec 20, 2021, 2:59 PM**

Nice! $485 million should be enough for at least Phase 1 and one of the towers in the project. This is great news.

Easy · #**10088** Posted **Dec 20, 2021, 4:21 PM**

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Originally Posted by colemonkee

Nice! $485 million should be enough for at least Phase 1 and one of the towers in the project. This is great news.

Is it being built in phases? With the planned 48 month timeframe I was assuming all at once or at least overlapping.

LAisthePlace · #**10089** Posted **Dec 20, 2021, 7:56 PM**

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Originally Posted by hughfb3

This is great. The article says they received a $485 million construction loan on the $1 Billion project. The article also mentions the development will now include studio space which was never spoken about up until now. Not sure where this will be on the property as the plans show retail on the ground levels and 3 residential/hotel towers.

Even their website still shows as the 3 residential/hotel towers with no mention of studio space. https://www.crossroadshollywood.com/

I really hope they don't change the overall plan much, because its well thought out and pedestrian oriented.

Really isn't the type of development to just plop down an insular soundstage or two and still have work as well IMO.

Concerns aside I cannot wait for this groundbreaking. Feels like it could be the one that takes Hollywood to the next level.

colemonkee · #**10090** Posted **Dec 20, 2021, 10:59 PM**

I don't have any specific knowledge of how they plan to build this out - in phases or all at once - but it stands to reason that a development with 8 separate buildings plus renovation of the historic Crossroads complex (also involving demolishing existing structures) would likely have some sort of phased rollout to the starts of each building construction. And based on the timeline, would assume overlap as well.

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Originally Posted by Easy

Is it being built in phases? With the planned 48 month timeframe I was assuming all at once or at least overlapping.

Quixote · #**10091** Posted **Dec 21, 2021, 9:47 PM**

Everything located between Hollywood, Highland, Sunset, and Gower (about 0.16 square miles) is ripe for high-density development, and by "high-density" I'm talking structures over 10 stories. There's already the rail infrastructure to support it.

ChelseaFC · #**10092** Posted **Dec 21, 2021, 9:54 PM**

Owner of historic Cinerama Dome plans to reopen multiplex in 2022

https://www.latimes.com/entertainmen...rship-arclight

craigs · #**10093** Posted **Dec 21, 2021, 10:21 PM**

There's a short blurb about the Crossroads Hollywood project on Urbanize Los Angeles. The latest incarnation would have 950 residential units, 190,000 square feet of commercial space, and a 308 room hotel.

Some renderings:

craigs · #**10094** Posted **Dec 22, 2021, 6:31 AM**

For shits and giggles, I used SSP's diagrams, Wikipedia, and Emporis to compile a list of 300+ ft. towers in the LA metro (not including downtown).

Caveats: this mostly excludes towers under construction, and I wasn't always sure how to locate each tower properly (e.g. Warner Center v. Woodland Hills, West LA v. Brentwood), but hey, what's a couple omissions or mistakes among skyscraper fans? Here's what I've got for the entire metro:

571 ft. 44 floors, Century Plaza Tower I, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
571 ft. 44 floors, Century Plaza Tower II, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
537 ft. 46 floors, Century Plaza North Tower, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
537 ft. 46 floors, Century Plaza South Tower, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
533 ft. 39 floors, SunAmerica Center, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
506 ft. 36 floors, 10 Universal City Plaza, Ofc., Universal City (Los Angeles)
492 ft. 34 floors, Fox Plaza, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
491 ft. 35 floors, MGM Tower, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
483 ft. 40 floors, 10000 Santa Monica, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
478 ft. 41 floors, The Century, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
460 ft. 36 floors, The Tower, Ofc., Burbank
454 ft. 34 floors, Equitable Life Bldg., Ofc., Koreatown (Los Angeles)
433 ft. 32 floors, 5900 Wilshire, Ofc., Miracle Mile (Los Angeles)
427 ft. 29 floors, The Gayley at Wilshire, Res., Westwood (Los Angeles)
417 ft. 35 floors, Shoreline Gateway, Res., Long Beach
413 ft. 25 floors, Warner Center III, Ofc., Woodland Hills (Los Angeles)
398 ft. 28 floors, 1900 Avenue of the Stars, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
397 ft. 30 floors, One World Trade Center, Ofc., Long Beach
395 ft. 32 floors, Sierra Towers, Res., West Hollywood
364 ft. 26 floors, 10100 Santa Monica, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 28 floors, California Federal Savings & Loan Building, Ofc., Miracle Mile (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 28 floors, Blair House, Res., Westwood (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 21 floors, Center West, Ofc., Westwood (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 31 floors, The Evian, Res., Westwood (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 24 floors, Oppenheimer Tower, Ofc., Westwood (Los Angeles)
360 ft. 24 floors, 222 North Sepulveda, Ofc., El Segundo
354 ft. 28 floors, Hilton Universal City & Towers, Hotel, Universal City (Los Angeles)
353 ft. 25 floors, Glendale Plaza, Ofc., Glendale
348 ft. 23 floors, Watt Plaza North Tower, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
348 ft. 23 floors, Watt Plaza South Tower, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
347 ft. 24 floors, 10960 Wilshire, Ofcl, Westwood (Los Angeles)
345 ft. 21 floors, West Ocean Condominiums I, Res., Long Beach
334 ft. 24 floors, Wilshire Landmark I, Ofc, West Los Angeles (Los Angeles)
328 ft. 21 floors, Eighteen Eighty Eight Building, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
328 ft. 22 floors, The Lexington, Ofc., Glendale
328 ft. 27 floors, The Wilshire, Res., Westwood (Los Angeles)
327 ft. 23 floors, The Tower, Ofc., Westwood (Los Angeles)
323 ft. 21 floors, 200 Spectrum Center, Ofc., Irvine
323 ft. 21 floors, 400 Spectrum Center, Ofc., Irvine
315 ft. 20 floors, 520 Newport Center Drive, Ofc., Newport Beach
314 ft. 20 floors, 6500 Wilshire, Ofc., Miracle Mile (Los Angeles)
312 ft. 24 floors, Landmark Square, Ofc., Long Beach
312 ft. 22 floors, Mercury, Res., Koreatown (Los Angeles)
309 ft. 21 floors, Valley Executive Tower, Ofc., Sherman Oaks (Los Angeles)
307 ft. 28 floors, 2222 Avenue of the Stars, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
307 ft. 21 floors, 6300 Wilshire, Ofc., Miracle Mile (Los Angeles)
307 ft. 29 floors, The Vermont I, Res., Koreatown (Los Angeles)
305 ft. 28 floors, 2220 Avenue of the Stars, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
305 ft. 21 floors, Century Park Plaza, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
305 ft. 20 floors, Sunset Vine Tower, Hollywood (Los Angeles)
303 ft. 24 floors, Wilshire and Barrington Condominiums, Res., West Los Angeles (Los Angeles)
302 ft. 20 floors, Galaxy Towers, Res., Long Beach
300 ft. 20 floors, 100 North Sepulveda, Ofc., El Segundo
300 ft. 20 floors, 200 North Sepulveda, Ofc., El Segundo
300 ft. 21 floors, 1000 Wilshire, Ofc., Santa Monica
300 ft. 25 floors, Barrington Plaza A, Res., West Los Angeles (Los Angeles)
300 ft. 21 floors, Nestle Building, Ofc., Glendale
300 ft. 24 floors, World Savings Center, Ofc., West Los Angeles (Los Angeles)

I count 58 towers at 300 ft. or taller in the metro outside of downtown LA--45 of them within LA city limits alone. Imagine if LA had been built as a strongly centralized city, and all of these had been built in and around downtown . . . .

BaldwinDPB · #**10095** Posted **Dec 22, 2021, 9:36 AM**

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Originally Posted by craigs

For shits and giggles, I used SSP's diagrams, Wikipedia, and Emporis to compile a list of 300+ ft. towers in the LA metro (not including downtown).

Caveats: this mostly excludes towers under construction, and I wasn't always sure how to locate each tower properly (e.g. Warner Center v. Woodland Hills, West LA v. Brentwood), but hey, what's a couple omissions or mistakes among skyscraper fans? Here's what I've got for the entire metro:

571 ft. 44 floors, Century Plaza Tower I, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
571 ft. 44 floors, Century Plaza Tower II, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
537 ft. 46 floors, Century Plaza North Tower, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
537 ft. 46 floors, Century Plaza South Tower, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
533 ft. 39 floors, SunAmerica Center, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
506 ft. 36 floors, 10 Universal City Plaza, Ofc., Universal City (Los Angeles)
492 ft. 34 floors, Fox Plaza, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
491 ft. 35 floors, MGM Tower, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
483 ft. 40 floors, 10000 Santa Monica, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
478 ft. 41 floors, The Century, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
460 ft. 36 floors, The Tower, Ofc., Burbank
454 ft. 34 floors, Equitable Life Bldg., Ofc., Koreatown (Los Angeles)
433 ft. 32 floors, 5900 Wilshire, Ofc., Miracle Mile (Los Angeles)
427 ft. 29 floors, The Gayley at Wilshire, Res., Westwood (Los Angeles)
417 ft. 35 floors, Shoreline Gateway, Res., Long Beach
413 ft. 25 floors, Warner Center III, Ofc., Woodland Hills (Los Angeles)
398 ft. 28 floors, 1900 Avenue of the Stars, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
397 ft. 30 floors, One World Trade Center, Ofc., Long Beach
395 ft. 32 floors, Sierra Towers, Res., West Hollywood
364 ft. 26 floors, 10100 Santa Monica, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 28 floors, California Federal Savings & Loan Building, Ofc., Miracle Mile (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 28 floors, Blair House, Res., Westwood (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 21 floors, Center West, Ofc., Westwood (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 31 floors, The Evian, Res., Westwood (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 24 floors, Oppenheimer Tower, Ofc., Westwood (Los Angeles)
360 ft. 24 floors, 222 North Sepulveda, Ofc., El Segundo
354 ft. 28 floors, Hilton Universal City & Towers, Hotel, Universal City (Los Angeles)
353 ft. 25 floors, Glendale Plaza, Ofc., Glendale
348 ft. 23 floors, Watt Plaza North Tower, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
348 ft. 23 floors, Watt Plaza South Tower, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
347 ft. 24 floors, 10960 Wilshire, Ofcl, Westwood (Los Angeles)
345 ft. 21 floors, West Ocean Condominiums I, Res., Long Beach
334 ft. 24 floors, Wilshire Landmark I, Ofc, West Los Angeles (Los Angeles)
328 ft. 21 floors, Eighteen Eighty Eight Building, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
328 ft. 22 floors, The Lexington, Ofc., Glendale
328 ft. 27 floors, The Wilshire, Res., Westwood (Los Angeles)
327 ft. 23 floors, The Tower, Ofc., Westwood (Los Angeles)
323 ft. 21 floors, 200 Spectrum Center, Ofc., Irvine
323 ft. 21 floors, 400 Spectrum Center, Ofc., Irvine
315 ft. 20 floors, 520 Newport Center Drive, Ofc., Newport Beach
314 ft. 20 floors, 6500 Wilshire, Ofc., Miracle Mile (Los Angeles)
312 ft. 24 floors, Landmark Square, Ofc., Long Beach
312 ft. 22 floors, Mercury, Res., Koreatown (Los Angeles)
309 ft. 21 floors, Valley Executive Tower, Ofc., Sherman Oaks (Los Angeles)
307 ft. 28 floors, 2222 Avenue of the Stars, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
307 ft. 21 floors, 6300 Wilshire, Ofc., Miracle Mile (Los Angeles)
307 ft. 29 floors, The Vermont I, Res., Koreatown (Los Angeles)
305 ft. 28 floors, 2220 Avenue of the Stars, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
305 ft. 21 floors, Century Park Plaza, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
305 ft. 20 floors, Sunset Vine Tower, Hollywood (Los Angeles)
303 ft. 24 floors, Wilshire and Barrington Condominiums, Res., West Los Angeles (Los Angeles)
302 ft. 20 floors, Galaxy Towers, Res., Long Beach
300 ft. 20 floors, 100 North Sepulveda, Ofc., El Segundo
300 ft. 20 floors, 200 North Sepulveda, Ofc., El Segundo
300 ft. 21 floors, 1000 Wilshire, Ofc., Santa Monica
300 ft. 25 floors, Barrington Plaza A, Res., West Los Angeles (Los Angeles)
300 ft. 21 floors, Nestle Building, Ofc., Glendale
300 ft. 24 floors, World Savings Center, Ofc., West Los Angeles (Los Angeles)

I count 58 towers at 300 ft. or taller in the metro outside of downtown LA--45 of them within LA city limits alone. Imagine if LA had been built as a strongly centralized city, and all of these had been built in and around downtown . . . .

Well done, that is quite a list of buildings. What about the Morgan Stanley Building in Oxnard, or the Casino Morongo Tower in the desert? Could they be on that list? Let's hope they build the One Broadway Plaza Building in Santa Ana. The footprint is already established in the dirt ground.

LAnative61 · #**10096** Posted **Dec 22, 2021, 12:28 PM**

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Originally Posted by craigs

For shits and giggles, I used SSP's diagrams, Wikipedia, and Emporis to compile a list of 300+ ft. towers in the LA metro (not including downtown).

Caveats: this mostly excludes towers under construction, and I wasn't always sure how to locate each tower properly (e.g. Warner Center v. Woodland Hills, West LA v. Brentwood), but hey, what's a couple omissions or mistakes among skyscraper fans? Here's what I've got for the entire metro:

571 ft. 44 floors, Century Plaza Tower I, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
571 ft. 44 floors, Century Plaza Tower II, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
537 ft. 46 floors, Century Plaza North Tower, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
537 ft. 46 floors, Century Plaza South Tower, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
533 ft. 39 floors, SunAmerica Center, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
506 ft. 36 floors, 10 Universal City Plaza, Ofc., Universal City (Los Angeles)
492 ft. 34 floors, Fox Plaza, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
491 ft. 35 floors, MGM Tower, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
483 ft. 40 floors, 10000 Santa Monica, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
478 ft. 41 floors, The Century, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
460 ft. 36 floors, The Tower, Ofc., Burbank
454 ft. 34 floors, Equitable Life Bldg., Ofc., Koreatown (Los Angeles)
433 ft. 32 floors, 5900 Wilshire, Ofc., Miracle Mile (Los Angeles)
427 ft. 29 floors, The Gayley at Wilshire, Res., Westwood (Los Angeles)
417 ft. 35 floors, Shoreline Gateway, Res., Long Beach
413 ft. 25 floors, Warner Center III, Ofc., Woodland Hills (Los Angeles)
398 ft. 28 floors, 1900 Avenue of the Stars, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
397 ft. 30 floors, One World Trade Center, Ofc., Long Beach
395 ft. 32 floors, Sierra Towers, Res., West Hollywood
364 ft. 26 floors, 10100 Santa Monica, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 28 floors, California Federal Savings & Loan Building, Ofc., Miracle Mile (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 28 floors, Blair House, Res., Westwood (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 21 floors, Center West, Ofc., Westwood (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 31 floors, The Evian, Res., Westwood (Los Angeles)
363 ft. 24 floors, Oppenheimer Tower, Ofc., Westwood (Los Angeles)
360 ft. 24 floors, 222 North Sepulveda, Ofc., El Segundo
354 ft. 28 floors, Hilton Universal City & Towers, Hotel, Universal City (Los Angeles)
353 ft. 25 floors, Glendale Plaza, Ofc., Glendale
348 ft. 23 floors, Watt Plaza North Tower, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
348 ft. 23 floors, Watt Plaza South Tower, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
347 ft. 24 floors, 10960 Wilshire, Ofcl, Westwood (Los Angeles)
345 ft. 21 floors, West Ocean Condominiums I, Res., Long Beach
334 ft. 24 floors, Wilshire Landmark I, Ofc, West Los Angeles (Los Angeles)
328 ft. 21 floors, Eighteen Eighty Eight Building, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
328 ft. 22 floors, The Lexington, Ofc., Glendale
328 ft. 27 floors, The Wilshire, Res., Westwood (Los Angeles)
327 ft. 23 floors, The Tower, Ofc., Westwood (Los Angeles)
323 ft. 21 floors, 200 Spectrum Center, Ofc., Irvine
323 ft. 21 floors, 400 Spectrum Center, Ofc., Irvine
315 ft. 20 floors, 520 Newport Center Drive, Ofc., Newport Beach
314 ft. 20 floors, 6500 Wilshire, Ofc., Miracle Mile (Los Angeles)
312 ft. 24 floors, Landmark Square, Ofc., Long Beach
312 ft. 22 floors, Mercury, Res., Koreatown (Los Angeles)
309 ft. 21 floors, Valley Executive Tower, Ofc., Sherman Oaks (Los Angeles)
307 ft. 28 floors, 2222 Avenue of the Stars, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
307 ft. 21 floors, 6300 Wilshire, Ofc., Miracle Mile (Los Angeles)
307 ft. 29 floors, The Vermont I, Res., Koreatown (Los Angeles)
305 ft. 28 floors, 2220 Avenue of the Stars, Res., Century City (Los Angeles)
305 ft. 21 floors, Century Park Plaza, Ofc., Century City (Los Angeles)
305 ft. 20 floors, Sunset Vine Tower, Hollywood (Los Angeles)
303 ft. 24 floors, Wilshire and Barrington Condominiums, Res., West Los Angeles (Los Angeles)
302 ft. 20 floors, Galaxy Towers, Res., Long Beach
300 ft. 20 floors, 100 North Sepulveda, Ofc., El Segundo
300 ft. 20 floors, 200 North Sepulveda, Ofc., El Segundo
300 ft. 21 floors, 1000 Wilshire, Ofc., Santa Monica
300 ft. 25 floors, Barrington Plaza A, Res., West Los Angeles (Los Angeles)
300 ft. 21 floors, Nestle Building, Ofc., Glendale
300 ft. 24 floors, World Savings Center, Ofc., West Los Angeles (Los Angeles)

I count 58 towers at 300 ft. or taller in the metro outside of downtown LA--45 of them within LA city limits alone. Imagine if LA had been built as a strongly centralized city, and all of these had been built in and around downtown . . . .

Nice List! The height of the Century Plaza residential towers is under dispute(Much like the new Brookfied Tower downtown)537' measured from Century Park, but 600' when measured from Solar Way. Which I believe to be more accurate.

craigs · #**10097** Posted **Dec 23, 2021, 12:40 AM**

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Originally Posted by LAnative61

Nice List! The height of the Century Plaza residential towers is under dispute(Much like the new Brookfied Tower downtown)537' measured from Century Park, but 600' when measured from Solar Way. Which I believe to be more accurate.

When I first moved back to LA this past summer, I asked about the height of the new twin towers and Plinko gave me a rundown on the discussions forumers had about the issue before I got involved in LA threads. I went with the shorter height used by CTBUH because there's no authoritative source to support going with the taller heights. But yeah--I've seen the towers from all angles now, and they sure look like 600 footers to me.

craigs · #**10098** Posted **Dec 23, 2021, 5:27 AM**

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Originally Posted by BaldwinDPB

Well done, that is quite a list of buildings. What about the Morgan Stanley Building in Oxnard, or the Casino Morongo Tower in the desert? Could they be on that list? Let's hope they build the One Broadway Plaza Building in Santa Ana. The footprint is already established in the dirt ground.

The towers in Oxnard and Morongo are shorter than 300 ft., but they do seem tall in their given contexts.

plinko · #**10099** Posted **Dec 23, 2021, 7:43 AM**

Casino Morongo is actually 321ft.

Morgan Stanley in Oxnard is often cited to be 300’ exactly, but I’ve seen no exact measurement.

craigs · #**10100** Posted **Dec 23, 2021, 8:28 AM**

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Originally Posted by plinko

Casino Morongo is actually 321ft.

Morgan Stanley in Oxnard is often cited to be 300’ exactly, but I’ve seen no exact measurement.

No shit? I checked emporis and everything!