FilmLA

Following the “explosion” of content creation from the Steaming Wars, demand for soundstages remains near all-time highs as companies like Amazon, HBO and major networks expand their libraries.
Downtown Los Angeles

Warehouse Landlord Prologis Submits Plans for Studio Complex in LA

By Greg Cornfield
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Zoey Deutch on set.
Hollywood

Hollywood Filming Returns to Pre-Pandemic Levels

By Greg Cornfield
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Mikel Elliott, CEO of Quixote Studios in Los Angeles in August 2014.
Development  ·  Leases
Los Angeles

Quixote Studios Flips the Script on LA Soundstage Development

By Greg Cornfield
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Mark Wahlberg and Jessica Lange on a film set.
Leases
Hollywood

Film Permitting Jumped 45 Percent In LA Following Winter Pause

By Greg Cornfield
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Michael Hackman, founder of Hackman Capital Partners based in Culver City.
Development
Los Angeles

Michael Hackman Sets the Stage

By Greg Cornfield
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National

Is Film Production Real Estate Poised for Blockbuster Performance?

By Andrew Coen
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The Melrose Gate of Paramount Pictures Studio at 5555 Melrose Avenue in Hollywood.
Leases
Hollywood

Hollywood Filming Set to Surge Following Jump in Permits

By Greg Cornfield
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Actor Bradley Cooper on the set of Paul Thomas Anderson's new movie on Aug. 29.
Hollywood

Hollywood’s Restart From COVID Brings Higher Rents, Intense Demand for Studio Space

By Greg Cornfield
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Sunset Las Palmas Studios in the heart of Hollywood.
Finance
Hollywood

$900M LA Filming Studio Loan from Goldman Sachs and Barclays

By Greg Cornfield
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Joe Exotic vs. Westworld Robot
Los Angeles

Streaming Wars: Filming and Content Creators Could Spark LA’s Recovery

By Greg Cornfield
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Mikel Elliott (center), the CEO of Quixote Studios, is flanked by colleagues and local officials as he cuts the ribbon at its new facility in North Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles

On a Quixotic Quest for Hollywood North

By Michael Aushenker
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