The
Occupant
Photograph · Downtown Los Angeles
Quarterly · Los Angeles · No. 2

On the desk of the person who signs the lease.

The only publication in the market written for office tenants and read by them. Thirty availability listings and twenty ad pages an issue — which is why a page here reaches decision-makers your listing emails never will.

26,400Copies each quarter
148Buildings covered
18,200Mailed to a desk
50Spots per issue
A page from the issue

Inside the Building — every listing, same department.

No calls to action, no submitted flyers. We photograph it, we report it, and the box carries the suites and asking rates. The agents and the brokerage mark sit in a fixed band at the foot — one colour, one height, identical on every listing.

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Inside the Building
Culver City
Washington Yards
A 1998 warehouse conversion that kept the freight elevator and lost the atrium fountain.
The stair, added 2021
  • 01Two loading docks, scheduled by the property manager. Eleven months of surveys, no move-in lost a day.
  • 02The tenant lounge went in 2021, traded for a second freight car and garage hours to nine.
  • 03The pantry in Suite 210 seats twelve. It should seat thirty.
AvailabilityAs of 09.30.26
SuiteRSF$/SF/yrAvail.
Floor 641,000$66.00Now
Suite 3406,000$66.00Now
Suite 5059,400$47.0006.29
Asking rates, negotiable. FS = full service.
Parking 2.8 / 1,000
TI $85 / SF
Term 3–10 yrs
T. WhitfieldHalstead | Office Leasing
T +1 310 555 0193
Inside the Building
No. 2 · Culver City
Washington Yards
A 1998 warehouse conversion that kept the freight elevator and lost the atrium fountain. The tenants who stayed will tell you which decision mattered.
Photographs by K. Oyelaran · Reported by S. Nakashima
The stair, added 2021 — inserted to break a forty-foot span the original fit-out left dark.
Ground floor, 7:40 a.m.
Pantry, Suite 210 — left in place
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The Occupant
Inside the Building
Washington Yards
Floor 6, 41,000 RSF — columns on a thirty-foot grid, forgiving for a conversion.
Suite 340
Garage to 9 p.m.
Second-floor deck
  • 01Two loading docks, scheduled by the property manager. Eleven months of surveys, no move-in lost a day.
  • 02The tenant lounge went in 2021, traded for a second freight car and garage hours to nine. Nobody has mentioned the lounge.
  • 03The pantry in Suite 210 seats twelve. It should seat thirty. It is where everyone will be.
AvailabilityAs of 09.30.26
SuiteRSF$/SF/yrBasisAvail.
Floor 641,000$66.00FSNow
Suite 3406,000$66.00FSNow
Suite 5059,400$47.00FSThru 06.29
Asking rates, negotiable. FS = full service. NNN excludes operating expenses, currently $14.20 / SF.
Parking 2.8 / 1,000
TI $85 / SF
Term 3–10 yrs
Slab 13'2"
T. WhitfieldHalstead | Office Leasing
T +1 310 555 0193 | C +1 310 555 0288
S. ReddickHalstead | Office Leasing
T +1 310 555 0148 | C +1 310 555 0311
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How it reaches them

A quarterly book, and a brief every month in between.

Every quarter · Print

The magazine

Sixty-four pages, seventy percent photography, perfect bound. Placed in 148 building lobbies and mailed direct to tenant suites, addressed by name. Thirty availability listings and twenty B2B ad pages — then it closes.

  • The availability index, as it stands at close
  • Buildings photographed empty, before eight a.m.
  • The quarter's market data
  • Next issue closes 12.05.26
Every month · Email

The brief

A short monthly email to 19,000 opted-in tenant contacts, sent to the same list the magazine is mailed to. Free to receive, and the reason a quarterly still feels current in week eleven.

  • What came on market and what leased
  • Upcoming events and invitations
  • Market reports and office news
  • One building photographed
Inventory

Thirty listings. Twenty ad pages. That is the whole issue.

We cap the book on purpose. A tenant reads a curated index in a way they will never read a portal with nine hundred results, and an ad page is worth having only when there are nineteen others rather than a hundred.

Availability listings
11
of 30 still open for the Winter issue
  • Your suite in the index, print and web
  • Full detail — SF, rate, date, your direct line
  • Tenant search alerts route straight to you
  • Building page with your photo set
B2B ad pages
8
of 20 still open for the Winter issue
  • Full page, full bleed, in the printed book
  • One advertiser per category per issue
  • Placed opposite editorial, never in a block of ads
  • All member events, two guests each

Rates are quoted per listing and per page. Tell us what you are marketing and we will send the number the same day.

Winter issue closes December 5.

Eleven listings and eight ad pages remain.

Updated weekly

Every office suite available in Los Angeles.

SF available
Buildings
Suites
BuildingSuite SFRate AvailableLeasing

Get told when the right suite opens.

We'll email you when something matches any availability.

All buildings

Thirty-one buildings. Twenty-six photographed.

Each page carries the full photo set, the stacking plan, every available suite, and the leasing contact.

Inside the building
    AvailabilityAs of 09.30.26
    SuiteRSF$/SF/yrBasisAvail.
    Asking rates, negotiable. FS = full service.
    Stacking plan
    Highlighted floors have space on market
    Photographed this quarter
    The quarterly issue

    Sixty-four pages, seventy percent photography.

    Each quarter the print edition is placed in 148 building lobbies and mailed direct to tenant suites. The digital edition is the same book, flippable, with every availability linked back to this site.

    Issue
    No. 2 — Fall 2026
    Extent
    64 pages · perfect bound · four 16-page signatures
    Circulation
    26,400 · 148 buildings
    Distribution
    Lobby placement and direct mail to suite
    Digital
    19,000 opted-in tenant contacts
    Next issue
    Winter, closing 12.05.26
    Winter issue · Closes 12.05.26

    Request a spot in the upcoming issue.

    Thirty availability listings and twenty B2B ad pages. Nineteen listings and twelve pages are committed. Rates are quoted per listing and per page — send what you're marketing and we'll come back the same day.

    What's left — No. 2

    Availability listings11 of 30
    B2B ad pages8 of 20
    Back coverOpen
    Inside front coverCommitted
    Issue closes12.05.26

    How rates work

    Priced per listing and per page, not by package. What you pay depends on how many suites you're marketing and where the page sits in the book.

    Send the building and the space, and we quote it the same day.

    What you can't buy

    Position in the index. It sorts by the column the reader chose, every time.

    Editorial coverage, and a spot once the thirty are gone. We hold the cap.

    The club

    One email a month. Nothing else.

    Availabilities that came on market, what leased, upcoming events, and the quarter's reports and office market news. Tell us who you are and we'll send only the parts that apply to you.

    What lands in your inbox
    First Tuesday, monthly
    AvailabilitiesNew and leased
    EventsInvitations first
    ReportsQuarterly data
    NewsOffice market

    Members get the room, too

    Suite nights at the arena and the stadium, issue-launch happy hours in a member building, and the seeded golf scramble each spring and fall.

    Invitations go to the list before they go anywhere else.

    What we won't do

    Sell or rent the list. Ever.

    Send more than once a month, outside of an event invitation you asked for.