Barlow+Bixby

718 S Hill was built in 1913 by Walter Jarvis Barlow and Architect B.B. Bixby. It became home to the LA furniture company, and then in 1938 became Sanford’s Cafeteria and juice bar until the 1960s, when urban sprawl, urban flight, a rise in crime, and the demise of the manufacturing industries in downtown caused the building and the area to become derelict.

The Renaissance of DTLA began in the early 2000s with creatives, shaped by entrepreneurs, designers, artists, and freelancers.

Following the completion of the full restoration by BWC in 2022, the property has come full circle and been restored to its full glory.

EXPLORE BARLOW+BIXBY

2nd Floor:

AVAILABLE

3,000-7,367 SF

6th Floor:

Good Boy Creative

StonesWay

1st Floor:

Hilltop Coffee & Kitchen

Hilltop fosters creativity, community, and connection, providing quality ingredients and good vibes, overcoming obstacles, and supporting collective growth.

5th Floor:

AVAILABLE

3,000-7,367 SF

4th Floor:

Shluv Enterprises Pte.

Good Vibes Only

Roof:

LOST

3rd Floor:

AVAILABLE

3,000-7,367 SF

AMENITIES

In the Cultural & Business Center, downtown Los Angeles is home to many of the Southland’s best cultural and entertainment venues, highlighted by the Convention Center, Staples Center, L.A. Live, the Grammy Museum, Nokia Theater, 11-acre Music Center Campus, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Colburn School, Grand Avenue Par, and the brand new Broad Museum.