Brick. Timber. Room to work.
5015 N Figueroa has some really interesting options for a creative workplace, showroom or photo studio. Open space, mezzanine layouts, big windows and courtyards.
The proposed layouts are 5,602 and 7,103 RSF, each with a mezzanine. Tell me your size, use and timing and we can work through the fit.
Happy to show you around.
Carle Pierose | Industry Partners
DRE No. 01464318
Lease rate upon request. Areas are from the proposed demising study; final configuration, availability and delivery are subject to confirmation. Project photos may show prior conditions.
Photography: Michael Wells / Breland–Harper archive.
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A pretty great place to work. And grab a coffee.
5015 Figueroa in Highland Park. Exposed brick and timber, great light, mezzanines and steel-and-glass doors that open to the courtyards.
Lumen Coffee is already here, with that incredible tile façade by the Haas Brothers and architecture by Breland–Harper. A pretty special addition to the project.
We’re talking to creative teams, showrooms and photo studios about the leasing opportunities. Proposed layouts of approx. 5,602 or 7,103 RSF.
Let’s grab a coffee and take a look.
Carle Pierose | Industry Partners
DRE No. 01464318
Proposed areas, configuration, availability and delivery subject to confirmation. Project photos may show prior conditions.
Photography: Michael Wells / Breland–Harper archive and Interior Design. Lumen is an existing operating tenant.
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Highland Park unfolds along two distinct commercial corridors. Figueroa pairs brick storefronts, food and music with the rail line; York brings another cluster of independent restaurants and shops. Galleries, working craftspeople and a deep Chicano art history add substance to a workplace search here.
Restaurant openings, exhibitions and the projects shaping the neighborhood—a local reading list from the people covering it.
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Arthur Murray + Dolls Kill
5015 N Figueroa St
Arthur Murray lease completed in 2026; Dolls Kill lease expansion completed in 2021. Historical transactions at this address; current occupancy may differ.
Make time for a meal
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Four dining picks, from a workday break to a planned dinner. Select a map pin to explore.
Seasonal pastas, smaller plates and larger dishes make HiPPO a Figueroa dinner destination. Consider it for a meal after workplace tours, with time to talk through the spaces you saw rather than rushing to the next appointment.
Taiwanese night-market influences, rice dishes, layered pancakes and tea animate this York Boulevard counter-service spot. It is a useful casual lunch anchor when exploring the York corridor; seating is first come, first served.
Vegetarian breakfast and lunch give the Figueroa corridor a daytime gathering point. Start a neighborhood visit here or use it as a lunch break between tours; check the menu directly for specific dietary needs.
A Figueroa pizza stop with indoor and outdoor seating and pickup options. It sits close to HiPPO and Kitchen Mouse, making this stretch useful to explore for several different kinds of workday meal.
Highland Park’s art story includes the Chicano collectives of the 1970s, contemporary exhibitions and a long craft tradition. Explore Avenue 50 Studio’s program and archive; make a separate, booked visit to Judson’s historic Garvanza glass studio.
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Avenue 50 Studio
131 N Avenue 50
A community arts organization with exhibitions and an archive of Highland Park’s Chicano art history. Confirm the current program and access.
Hernández’s pastel practice and mural history connect to the wider Chicano art movement. Avenue 50 Studio’s Resurrected Histories project includes her memories of Highland Park’s arts collectives, giving a human voice to this influential local history.
Graham transforms accumulated everyday objects into intricate sculptural forms. His connection to MorYork on York Boulevard adds an assemblage tradition to the neighborhood’s art story. MorYork currently says it is off for the season; check future projects online.
Artist connections below describe documented exhibitions, commissions or community programs. They are not a list of shows currently on view or private studios open to visitors.
A suggested scouting visit
Try the workday.
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Start on Figueroa
Try a coffee stop, tour your target property and locate the rail station.
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Explore the art context
Check Avenue 50 Studio’s program or book a separate Judson visit.
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Make time for York
Build in a second stop for Joy, independent shops and the surrounding blocks.
Before you go
Figueroa, York and Garvanza are separate stops. Plan the trip between them and test the commute to your exact address. Check Metro A Line service and venue access before leaving. Check current information ↗
October 2026 edition. Source-linked editorial recommendations; suggested visits are not timed routes or claims of firsthand experience. Check venue hours, bookings and event schedules. Maps show approximate locations; check entrances and travel conditions before visiting. Source and photography notes.