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Renting Commercial Office Space in Long Beach

The commercial real estate market in Long Beach offers something for everyone within its massive footprint. The Port of Long Beach is the second largest port in the country and features a vast inventory of industrial space. Belmont Shore is a prototypical California beach environment with trendy restaurants, retail, office buildings, and sightseeing. Downtown Long Beach typifies the city's explosive growth with new developments and redevelopments continually bolstering the area's claim as an economic powerhouse.

Downtown is popular with law firms, financial institutions, as well as a growing collection of diverse industries. The area currently houses over $3.5 billion of construction as part of a five-year plan that started in 2018 while the city itself boasts over $5 billion in total construction. Companies can expect to find high-rise Class A and Class B buildings, retail centers, and significant co-working space either immediately in Downtown or within five minutes of it.

Employees in Long Beach can expect a lighter commute with less congestion in comparison to most of Los Angeles. The 405, 710, 605, and 91 freeways either cross through or border the city to make it an attractive choice to residents within the several residential areas in and around Long Beach. The Metrolink Blue Line is another convenient commuting option with its Downtown Long Beach station that runs north to Downtown LA. Those options along with several bus routes and an extremely bike-friendly environment make Long Beach one of the best commuting cities in all of Southern California.

The city's many amenities are another powerful draw for talent into Long Beach businesses. The Downtown area alone gives the workforce quick access to beaches, several parks, and a generally vibrant atmosphere with microbreweries and upscale restaurants popular with employees. The Aquarium of the Pacific, Queen Mary, Pike Outlets retail stores, and a wide selection of dining and shopping options throughout the city provide even more amenities that make Long Beach such an attractive choice for companies and employees alike.

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Suite Rates in Long Beach

Suite Sizes in Long Beach

Neighborhood Comparison

Neighborhood Average Available SQFT Average Rate / SQFT PER Month NUMBER OF AVAILABLE SUITES
Alhambra 1,600 $2.18 / SF 61
Bel Air 1,500 $1.95 / SF < 30
Beverly Hills 1,800 $5.27 / SF 663
Brentwood 2,200 $4.57 / SF 272
Burbank 2,200 $4.57 / SF 272
Canoga Park 1,400 $2.15 / SF 578
Carson 3,400 $1.68 / SF 114
Central LA 2,100 $3.20 / SF 3,395
Century City 2,500 $5.50 / SF 215
Cerritos 1,500 $2.00 / SF 165
Chatsworth 2,800 $1.54 / SF 117
Chinatown 2,100 $1.58 / SF 51
Compton 5,100 $1.53 / SF 110
Culver City 2,200 $3.35 / SF 268
Downey 2,500 $1.88 / SF 125
Downtown LA 3,000 $3.25 / SF 1,523
East LA 4,200 $1.77 / SF 98
El Segundo 2,100 $4.27 / SF 331
Encino 1,800 $2.59 / SF 378
Fashion District 2,000 $1.96 / SF 495
Gardena 1,900 $2.12 / SF 89
Glendale 2,100 $3.14 / SF 286
Granada Hills 1,800 $2.41 / SF 31
Hawthorne 2,800 $3.94 / SF 110
Hermosa Beach 1,000 $3.76 / SF 70
Hollywood 1,700 $4.10 / SF 512
Huntington Park 5,400 $1.37 / SF 98
Inglewood 2,200 $2.51 / SF 228
Ladera Heights 2,100 $3.29 / SF 122
Lakewood 1,500 $1.99 / SF 153
Little Armenia 1,100 $3.70 / SF 122
Long Beach 1,600 $2.20 / SF 791
Manhattan Beach 900 $4.27 / SF 186
Mar Vista 1,700 $3.47 / SF 131
Marina Del Rey 2,000 $4.04 / SF 38
Mid City 1,900 $2.64 / SF 241
North Hollywood 1,600 $2.54 / SF 186
Northridge 1,600 $2.32 / SF 150
Pasadena 1,600 $3.22 / SF 588
Playa Vista 3,800 $2.99 / SF 108
Rancho Palos Verdes 1,500 $2.21 / SF 132
Redondo Beach 1,300 $3.04 / SF 180
Reseda 1,300 $2.31 / SF 166
San Fernando Valley 1,500 $2.36 / SF 1,967
San Gabriel 1,300 $2.53 / SF 77
Santa Monica 1,900 $4.11 / SF 1,041
Sherman Oaks 1,600 $2.64 / SF 304
South Gate 2,300 $1.70 / SF 90
South LA 2,500 $1.91 / SF 578
Studio City 1,500 $2.76 / SF 235
Sun Valley 1,500 $2.76 / SF 235
Toluca Lake 800 $3.12 / SF 120
Torrance 1,500 $2.53 / SF 633
Universal City 1,400 $2.98 / SF 89
Van Nuys 1,500 $2.24 / SF 125
Venice 1,700 $4.59 / SF 71
West Hollywood 2,000 $4.83 / SF 272
Westchester 1,700 $2.47 / SF 107
Westwood 1,900 $4.75 / SF 585
Woodland Hills 1,400 $2.20 / SF 587
*All data is from sources we deem reliable and is tracked to provide tenants an understanding of market and submarket conditions, however we cannot guarantee accuracy and all data should be confirmed prior to any use in the lease or purchase of real property.