Hines' Later to Speak at Century City Summit

Santa Monica and Playa Vista may get the buzz, but Century City has sustainable, conventional business growth. We'll explore this market at our upcoming Summit, The Future of Century City, March 20 at the Century Plaza Towers. Hines director of marketing Todd Later, who will be a panelist, says Century City is "as desirable as it ever has been, if not more so." Who's leasing there? Think law, accounting, finance, investment banking, insurance, and real estate--thewhole gamutof professional and corporate services. (It's the perfect pool of players for a lively and competitive company softball league.) Todd was born and raised in LA, and spends some of his personal time on the beach, where he can combine cardio workouts and stand-up paddleboarding with the ocean's beauty and tranquility.

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