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developments planned for Hollywood
The Argyle Civic Association is closely monitoring several major development projects on and around Hollywood Boulevard, all of which will impact the Argyle Avenue neighborhood. We hope that, with appropriate input from members of our Association and from other local residents, the impact will be positive. |
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| Blvd6200 This seven-acre multiuse project of approximately 1 million square feet is being developed by the Clarett Group, a New York-based real estate development company. at the 6200 block of Hollywood Boulevard (at Argyle). |
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For more information, see: Clarett
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Tilburg, Banvard & Soderbergh |
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The Nederlander Producing Company is planning the "completion" of the historic Pantages Theater at Hollywood and Vine. The Pantages, as originally designed in 1929, was meant to include a 10-story office tower. Construction of the tower was scrapped when the great Depression hit. The original plans (see elevation, right) are still in existence and have been approved for use in the project, which is expected cost $75 to $100 million and take up to 4 years to complete. The Argyle Civic Association wholeheartedly endorses the completion of this Art Deco masterpiece! For more information, see the L.A. Times story.
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AsiaSF Hollywood will open in 2008 on Argyle Avenue at Selma. The restaurant and entertainment venue features Cal-Aisan cuisine served by gender iillusionist "Ladies of Asia."
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W Hotel Hollywood Starwood Hotels, in conjunction with Gatehouse Capital, is currently constructing an upscale W Hotel and Residences at Hollywood and Vine. The hotel will feature approximately 300 rooms and 150 W Residences (condominiums), a signature restaurant, a rooftop bar, branded 9200-square-foot spa and 25-yard lap pool. The project is expected to be completed in late 2008.
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| Sunset & Vine Tower In 2003, CIM Group acquired the Sunset & Vine Tower, a 20-story, 85,000 square foot structure composed of steel and glass located at the famed intersection of its namesake. CIM is currently converting the tower into 59 luxury apartment units and 7,000 square feet of retail space.
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| Hollywood Senior Hall This now-completed project was conceived to provide senior housing for the gay and lesbian community of Hollywood. Condominiums range from 540 to 830 square feet. More information at McCormack
Baron & Salazar Van
Tilburg, Banvard & Soderbergh
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