The Numbers.

The trade area, in figures.

The location

We didn't choose this corner by accident.

Most of Los Angeles drives. The Westside walks - and it walks here. Third Street Promenade sits at the centre of one of the densest, most affluent pedestrian catchments in Southern California. The fundamentals are already in place: the people, the spending power, the foot traffic. The gap is what happens after the shops close - and that's exactly the gap we're built to fill.

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WalkableDaily errands need no car
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Very BikeableFlat, connected, coastal

The catchment

Who's within reach.

By radius
1 Mile
3 Miles
5 Miles
Residents
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Daytime workforce
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Avg. household income
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Median age
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Trade-area estimates centred on the North End of Third Street Promenade. Prime working-age, high-income, walk-first.

Spending power

The demand isn't theoretical.

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Daytime population - the city more than doubles by day
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Visitors a year to the immediate area
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Average household income within one mile
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Of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher

Movement

The street is already busy.

Tens of thousands pass through every day - on foot, by bike, and by car. The challenge was never getting people to the Promenade. It's giving them a reason to stay once they're here.

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cars / day
Pacific Coast Hwy
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cars / day
Wilshire Blvd
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cars / day
Broadway

The challenge was never getting people here. It's giving them somewhere to be.

The neighbourhood

Wealth on the doorstep.

Minutes from some of the wealthiest communities in America - the everyday catchment that dines, drinks, and spends here.

Several of these zip codes rank among the highest median home values and household incomes in the United States.

The demand is already here.
The opportunity is to organise it.

This is why we're building a district, not a venue. The location does half the work. We do the rest - the concepts, the operators, the standards, the momentum.