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  • $1.25PSF! Santa Fe Lofts Mezz Creative Space! Full Kitch/Bath

    $1.25PSF! Santa Fe Lofts Mezz Creative Space! Full Kitch/Bath
    For Lease $4,161/M 3329SF $1.25/SF
    560 S Main St Mezzanine Lease Type : Modified Gross

    Santa Fe Lofts MEZZANINE (2nd floor) creative work space for lease! EXCELLENT LOCATION in DTLA’s Historic Core on Main St at 6th Street. Entrance is on Main St. Starbucks is a block away on 6th/Spring St and you’ll share the building with Wake & Late, Las Perlas Tequila Bar, and more! This location is an INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITY for any tenant wishing to be a part of the Downtown LA scene, since it’s a compelling destination for unique retail or trendy dining and nightlife! Cole’s Famous French Dip Restaurant/Bar and the Association Bar/Lounge (DTLA long time iconic destinations) are across the street from this property! The area also boasts community events that takes place regularly such as the Downtown Art Night, Shop Walk, and farmers market! This space has a PARKING LOT ENTRANCE ONLY! There's a common area at the entrance that might serve as an outdoor patio space. The space itself has NICE FAUX WOOD FLOORING and EXPOSED CEILINGS. There’s large windows that let in NATURAL LIGHT! The unit has CENTRAL HVAC, 24/7 access and an industrial look. Ideal for any sort of creative work, art gallery, showroom, creative office, art studio, and et cetera. Space has a FULL BATHROOM with shower and a FULL KITCHEN with stove/oven, etc. There is one private room/office/conference room. Space is 100% COMMERCIAL, no living/sleeping. NNN/CAM is INCLUDED in the rent rate! Utilities not included. Parking is nearby for a monthly or daily fee. There’s also metered street parking. High speed internet available! MINIMAL 1 YEAR LEASES, ask the advantage of a 5 year lease! SHOWINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! We are a real estate brokerage, if this creative space DTLA doesn't meet your needs we may have or know about something else that does! Please go to realestateLA.com and submit your information on the Quick Contact Form or call/text 213-304-4727 now! And don't forget to follow us on social media at @QuixoticRealty thank you! [envira-gallery id="29152"]

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Frequently Asked Questions

The biggest factor to consider is how much space you actually need and similarly, how much room you will likely need to grow and how long you will be in the space. Most office spaces require minimal one year leases, and if you want any concessions like TI (tenant improvements), free rent, or et cetera; landlords typically require leases 2-5 year leases.

Other very important factors include what the HVAC situation is. If AC isn't included, is it worth it to rent the space and provide your own? Sometimes it is, given the price per square foot of the space. Another factor to consider is what the neighborhood is like at night and will your employees and customers feel safe there at that time. Related to that, most office buildings in DTLA do not include parking so you'll want to find out what the typical monthly rates for parking are nearby the location, and how far the parking is from the building.

You'll want to find out what is included and not included in the rent rate such as whether or not the utilities are included or not and whether there are any CAM/NNN fees added to the monthly rent. It's also always best to contact the internet providers and see what speeds and pricing they offer, prior to signing the lease so you do not get stuck in a situation where you cannot get the internet speeds you need for your purposes.
As a brokerage, we list a wide variety of creative office buildings in DTLA with space types ranging from commercial lofts, class-B traditional office spaces with dropped ceilings, industrial-style spaces with more of a warehouse vibe, creative studios, higher-end creative office spaces more on the class-A side, and just different types of creative spaces in general. These spaces are ideal for artists, entrepreneurs, and professionals of all kinds.
We can help you identify which of our listings that fit your budget, desired square footage, and preferred location, but the easiest way to see what we have available is by using the search options, and seeing the results yourself, which include photos of the individual unit and details on price, square feet, ppsf, and location. Post 2020 the office market has been in decline and rates have gone down significantly, so we only list properties are aggressively priced, which is also noted in the answer to the question below.
Post pandemic, polished clean creative office space in Downtown LA can range from as low as $1.25psf to $3.00psf. As a brokerage, we only list creative office spaces that are very competitively priced, because we know business owners are smart and shop around, and above all, are looking for a good deal. And most of all, as listing agents, we do not want to waste our time with above market rents!

Neighborhood location is probably the biggest factor in determining the price per square foot with the highest prices typically being in the Arts District, Financial District, and Bunker Hill. The Fashion District and Historic Core tend to offer the most competitive pricing, and many would argue, the most bang for your buck, given the available amenities nearby such as restaurants, cafes, bars, and et cetera.

One thing to consider especially is that not all price per square feet are equal. Does the rate include utilities and CAM/NNN charges? Electricity can range from $.15-$.25psf depending on your intended use of the space. CAM/NNN charges can vary widely. Landlords who have owned a property for a long time likely have lower taxes so the CAM/NNN charges are likely to be a lot lower. Where as landlords who have purchased the property recently, the CAM charges are likely to be higher. And another thing to consider with these charges, is that if the current owner sells the property, these charges can go up dramatically given the new and higher taxes the new property owner will have. These rates also can include other property expenses such as maintenance and management fees, and these rates can be adjusted up annually if the costs increase- another thing to be aware of.

Some spaces are listed with a TI (tenant improvement) allowance budgeted. Typically when you see a higher price per square foot, it is likely the landlord or broker is assuming you will want to do a buildout to customize the unit and they have budget that into their listed ppsf. If it is a lower ppsf is lower, it is likely the listing person assumes you will take the space with the current configuration as-is. As a brokerage, we like to have our listings as move-in ready as possible, and likely with no build out intended. It is best to ask the listing broker before hand.
All of the neighborhoods in DTLA offer different pros and cons. There are official districts and then there are neighborhoods that are only districts in name. The following are official districts with their included neighborhoods noted in parentheses: the South Park District (also known as the Entertainment District or the Social District), the Fashion District (also known as the Garment District and also includes the Flower District neighborhood), the Historic Core (including the Old Bank District & part of the Jewelry District neighborhoods), the Central Business District (including Bunker Hill, the Financial District, part of the Jewelry District, and the Civic Center neighborhoods), Chinatown, Little Tokyo, and the Arts District. Each area offers unique benefits and atmospheres one should consider when determining the best DTLA office space for rent. As a listing brokerage, we just show our listings. So whatever units we have in the search results of the commercial lease listings, are the neighborhoods we are representing at that time.