4,199 Los Angeles, CA Office Spaces for Rent

Los Angeles landed in eighth place. Here, 39.87% of office space was green in 2020. Following a decade of development in which the city added 4.6 million square feet of LEED-oriented inventory, green office space in Los Angeles amounted to nearly 45.6 million square feet across 120 buildings.

Harbor Associates and Gemdale USA recently acquired an office campus in Agoura Hills for a reported $29.7 million in an off-market transaction. The Agoura Hills Business Park campus is a low-rise, two-story complex of two office buildings and a central plaza, and its tenant roster includes IBM, financial research service company Informa Research Services, and special education learning platform Amplio.

Los Angeles placed second with a total of 25.14 points out of 30. In particular, the Rose Bowl Stadium — the site of the 1994 World Cup final with a seating capacity of 88,432 — has been designated as the city’s official venue, although Los Angeles has a few other options it might offer up to FIFA. For instance, during last year’s inspection, local organizers took FIFA delegates on a tour of the $5 billion SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, which can seat between 70,240 and 100,240 people. It’s also the newest of the three arenas in the metropolitan area that Los Angeles could count on.

JLL Capital Markets Group, working on behalf of GI Partners, secured a $389 million refi for One Wilshire, home to a premium data center facility that is among the most important points of connectivity between the U.S. and the Pacific Rim. In fact, One Wilshire is the most interconnected terrestrial facility in the western U.S. and one of the largest internet exchanges in the world.