Wilshire Grand Gets First Major Tenant

The Wilshire Grand in DTLA
The Wilshire Grand In Dtla

DTLA's Wilshire Grand Center, the tallest building on the West Coast, looks like it is about to sign a major tenant.

The Southern California Association of Governments is slated to sign a lease for approximately 44K SF, the LA Business Journal reports.

The building is scheduled to open to office tenants in the summer.

Korean Air Lines Co. owns the 73-story tower and is expected to occupy one floor. Cushman & Wakefield will also become a tenant.

The $1.2B development also has a 900-room InterContinental Hotel, more than 45K SF of retail and restaurants and around 360K SF of office space.

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