The CalEdison

Property highlights

• Suite 500 / former JERDEApprox. 18,819 RSF on the fifth floor, designed by Rapt Studio for JERDE. Archival photographs show glass-enclosed meeting rooms, an open studio, exposed structure, and a kitchen with a communal table. Confirm the current configuration and furnishings with Carle.
• An Art Deco landmarkOriginally built in 1931 as the Southern California Edison headquarters, CalEdison pairs a distinctive Art Deco exterior with a richly detailed lobby, marble finishes and Hugo Ballin’s historic mural.
• Workplaces with room to growThe offering spans boutique suites, move-in-ready spaces, spec suites and full-floor opportunities. Select suites can be combined, giving teams several ways to plan their next chapter.
• Shared spaces for the workdayA tenant lounge and shared conference room provide settings for meetings and a change of scene beyond the suite. Aquarela Coffee in the lobby adds a convenient place to start the day or meet a colleague.
• Outdoor connectionsOutdoor decks and balconies on select floors extend the workplace beyond its interior. Review the individual suite plans with Carle to identify the spaces that include private outdoor access.
• Building services and sustainabilityThe building’s published amenities include LEED Platinum certification, on-site management, 24-hour security and modernized building systems—practical support for day-to-day occupancy.
• A connected Downtown addressGarage parking, bike storage and nearby Metro service offer several ways to arrive. The surrounding Financial District brings dining, fitness and cultural destinations into the workday.