Why Hollywood Is So Hot

Developers have been flocking to Hollywood, eager to launch projects that support the area's industries, from entertainment to tech, or house the residents who have been moving into the area.

1. ICON

Icon TowerCourtesy of Hudson Pacific
Photo credit: Courtesy of Hudson Pacific
Rendering Of Icon Tower In Los Angeles, The New Netflix Headquarters

One such developer is Hudson Pacific Properties.

Its project, ICON, at 5800 Sunset Blvd., is the new headquarters of Netflix. Netflix employees moved in early this year.

The Class-A, 323,103 SF building has 14-foot ceilings. It was designed by Gensler.

2. Academy Museum

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, LA
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Academy Museum project on Wilshire Boulevard

The Academy Museum of Motion Arts and Sciences is being built at the corner of Fairfax Avenue and Wilshire Boulevard.

MATT Construction is working on the project.

Morley Builders and Taslimi Construction are now overseeing the concrete work at the mid-Wilshire development.

The museum is scheduled to open in spring 2019.

3. Columbia Square

Columbia Square in Hollywood, Calif.
Columbia Square in Hollywood

Kilroy Realty Corp.'s Columbia Square, at 6121 Sunset Blvd., consists of residential, office and 25K SF of retail.

Tenants moved into the building in Q1, including Viacom, Black Entertainment Television, MTV and Comedy Central.

Kilroy Realty also bought the 22-story, 323,922 SF Sunset Media Center at 6255 Sunset Blvd. about five years ago.

To find out more about these and other developments in Hollywood, join us for the Bisnow Hollywood Highlight event Oct. 12 at the Loews Hollywood Hotel.

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