ECHELON LAS PALMAS
a SPACE for the CREATIVE RESTLESS.
In the heart of Hollywood’s Media District, ECHELON Las Palmas reimagines the creative workplace as a dynamic destination—where workspace and street-level culture intersect. Spanning 144,192 square feet across two distinct yet complementary halves—East and West—this walkable collection of buildings is connected by Las Palmas Avenue and united by a shared design ethos: inspire creativity, foster community, and welcome the city in.
To the East, restored brick warehouses provide character-rich workspaces with flexible floorplates and historic texture—anchored by the newly completed 1144 Las Palmas.
To the West, a series of ground-up and reimagined structures will shape an immersive pedestrian experience: vibrant storefronts and restaurant patios at street level, creative workspaces above, and landscaped paseos throughout.
With over 35,000 square feet dedicated to curated retail and hospitality, ECHELON Las Palmas offers more than a place to work—it’s a place to eat, gather, browse, and belong. A setting designed for the creatively restless to connect with the neighborhood, the city, and each other.
Words Nicolas Zuniga
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With 144,192 SF across seven buildings, ECHELON Las Palmas offers creative teams space to evolve, experiment, and thrive. The collection is evenly split between East and West, with dedicated workspace throughout and retail and dining planned along the ground level of the West side—supporting daily rituals, casual collisions, and a culture of connection.
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Drew Pion Vice President
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EAST LAS PALMAS
Las Palmas East captures the grit and soul of Hollywood’s creative past—recast for what’s next. Four adaptive reuse buildings, including the newly completed 1144 Las Palmas, offer a rare blend of authenticity, flexibility, and scale. Original materials, soaring ceilings, and generous volumes provide a blank canvas for creative industries to shape their space on their own terms. With nearly 40,000 SF of workspace available today, East is ready to inspire bold ideas and breakthrough work.
Las Palmas East
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Restored and reimagined, 1144 Las Palmas sets the tone for the East side: authentic character �ith purposebuilt potential.
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A classic Holly�ood �arehouse reborn—Las Palmas East anchors the East side �ith authentic curb appeal and scale that inspires.
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Thoughtful interiors at 1144 Las Palmas meet ra� structure—built-in hospitality moments and custom finishes ele�ate e�eryday �orkspace potential.
Las Palmas East
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1136 Las Palmas pairs �intage brick�ork �ith a clean modern edge—ready for rein�ention.
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Historic bo� truss ceilings define 1138 Las Palmas, offering �olume, texture, and uncommon daylight throughout.
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At 1128 Las Palmas, efficient proportions meet ra� possibility— ideal for emerging teams or bespoke use.
WEST LAS PALMAS
West Las Palmas is a future-forward destination designed around walkability, connection, and creative energy. A mix of ground-up and repurposed structures will frame a lush network of pedestrian paseos, with vibrant restaurant and retail o erings at the base and expansive workspaces rising above. With 70,000 SF of workspace and 35,000 SF of curated retail, West will be a place to not just work, but live, gather, and inspire.
Las Palmas West
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At the core of West Las Palmas, landscaped courtyards and �arm materials in�ite collaboration, con�ersation, and calm.
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Shaded by mature trees, the central paseo connects buildings and people—bringing flo� to the daily routine.
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Where material richness meets modern restraint—ele�ating e�ery entrance and shared moment.
Las Palmas West
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West Las Palmas unfolds as a collection of interconnected spaces— each one shaped by design and daylight.
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Layered terraces and generous setbacks define the �alkable heart of Las Palmas West—an open-air courtyard �here �orkspace meets community and scale in�ites mo�ement, pause, and possibility.
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Boutique scale, refined finishes, and thoughtful landscaping make e�ery arri�al feel personal and intentional.
HOLLYWOOD Media District
Hollywood’s Media District is a vibrant enclave that captures the essence of Los Angeles’ creative frontier. Famed for its unique blend of historical charm and modern innovation, the neighborhood boasts a dynamic array of production studios, cuttingedge galleries, trendy cafés and eateries, as well as boutique showrooms. Its proximity to Hollywood’s
iconic landmarks and world-class amenities makes it a thriving hub for boundary-pushing creatives and industry professionals alike. The Media District stands as one of LA’s most sought-after destinations, where visionaries come to inspire, collaborate, and redefine the future of creative expression.
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LARCHMONT VILLAGE
Hollywood is a neighborhood where creativity and culture are woven into the fabric of daily life. Situated at the intersection of legacy and innovation, it’s a place where production studios sit alongside independent galleries, and long-standing institutions share the block with emerging concepts. From early morning coffee to late-night dinners, the area offers a mix of local favorites and design-forward destinations that reflect its evolving character.
This guide highlights a selection of nearby spots—places to gather, recharge, and explore—each contributing to the rhythm and creative energy of the Hollywood Media District.
Morning Workout & Cup of Coffee
Begin the day with a reset at Heimat, the membersonly wellness club blending sleek design with top-tier equipment and serene studio spaces. After your workout, head to Dayglow—a local favorite for rare roasts and inventive drinks. Try the seasonal tonics or their signature “Totoro” for a bold, bright start.
Breakfast
Just a few blocks away, Tartine o ers a menu of beautifully made pastries and savory plates. Order the country bread with soft scrambled eggs and trout roe, or their lemon poppy tea cake with a side of strong drip co ee. Sit outside and catch the early sun with the quiet buzz of the neighborhood waking up around you.
Lunch Time
By midday, settle into Kali, a refined yet relaxed spot just o Melrose known for its seasonal California cuisine. Chef Kevin Meehan’s Michelin-starred menu features thoughtful dishes like dry-aged beef tartare and the standout black barley risotto. With minimalist interiors and soft natural light, it’s an ideal setting for a quiet, beautifully executed lunch.
Art Stroll & Shopping
Fuel your afternoon with inspiration. Start at Regen Projects, where cutting-edge contemporary exhibitions rotate regularly. Just a short walk away, Je rey Deitch showcases immersive, provocative works from global and emerging artists. Then visit Lisson Gallery, a serene, minimalist space known for thoughtful curation. Looking to bring home something special—or simply admire exquisite design? Stop by Ralph Pucci for sculptural lighting and statement furniture, then head to Apparatus, where lighting and objects are displayed like collectible art in a gallerylike setting.
Dinner & Cocktails
As the day winds down, choose your evening destination: Gwen, a dramatic, fire-driven restaurant by Curtis Stone, ideal for a wood-grilled feast and perfectly crafted cocktails—or The Benjamin, a stylish neighborhood spot with a polished but relaxed vibe, ideal for shared plates and a strong Negroni.into the district’s creative fabric.
Jeff Pion Vice Chairman
310 550 2537
jeff.pion@cbre.com
Lic #00840278
Michelle Esquivel
Executive Vice President
310 550 2525
michelle.esquivel@cbre.com
Lic #01290582
Drew Pion Vice President
310 550 2566
drew.pion@cbre.com
Lic #02085229
Tyler Stonebreaker CEO 310 310 5408 tyler@creativespace.us
Lic #01328468
