Wilshire Grand Hits Milestone

The Wilshire Grand was topped out this week in downtown LA with its core, which is made of concrete and steel, being completed.

The tower is now 826 feet tall. When completed, it will stand 1,100 feet tall, which will make it the tallest tower on the West Coast, according to Curbed.

The building is 60% completed. It will boast 900 hotel rooms, along with 365k SF of office space, retail, ballrooms, restaurants and a rooftop pool.

The Wilshire Grand's opening date is March 8, 2017. [Curbed]

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