William Randolph Hearst founds the Los Angeles Examiner in 1903, creating it to assist in his bid for the presidential nomination on the Democratic ticket. The paper, which complements his already established San Francisco Examiner, would become one of the biggest in the Western United States.
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An architectural legacySince 1914 -
ReinventedAvailable for the first time in over 100 years -
A unique & vivid history
The Herald examiner building
Designed by Julia Morgan for William Randolph Hearst, The Herald Examiner Building is an architectural icon on Broadway. Preserving its historic nature, while paying homage to the original spirit of its design, The Georgetown Company worked with Gensler to transform the iconic Building into a distinctly modern workplace environment and unparalleled retail and restaurant opportunity.
Over 90% leased, the Herald Examiner Building has only two ground floor retail or restaurant spaces remaining. These unique corner spaces, with soaring ceilings, grand arched windows, the ability to create outdoor seating, and located directly across the street from both the Proper Hotel and the Hoxton Hotel are ideally suited for a dynamic restaurant.
100,000
Total square feet
5
Building Floors
Building Floors
1914
Year Built
2021
Renovated
Renovated
9'-24'
Ceiling Height (FT)
Original
Skylights
Skylights
Available Space
