Mitsui Launches Leasing at L.A.’s Figueroa Eight
The luxury high-rise apartment building is located in the city's downtown business district.
The property is located in Downtown Los Angeles. Image courtesy of Mitsui Fudosan America
Mitsui Fudosan America has initiated leasing for Figueroa Eight, a new luxury apartment tower in downtown Los Angeles. The self-developed property represents Mitsiu, Figueroa Eight’s debut U.S. asset. The building features 438 luxury residences with full-service amenities and a 41st floor residents-only social club. First move-ins are to take place in early 2024.
Figueroa Eight will offer a range of apartment sizes, including studio units and one- and two-bedroom apartment homes, as well as penthouse residences. Finishes of the apartments include deep grey lacquer cabinetry, quartz countertops in Calacatta Blanco with Italian tile backsplashes, Bertazzoni refrigerators and ranges and, at select residences, private balconies and rain showers. Among the common-area amenities is a 5th floor saltwater pool with a poolside menu and hot tub.
Social club
A unique feature of Figueroa Eight is its social club, available via membership. The social club will deliver a rotating social program and an exclusive food and beverage concept, available only to the property’s residents and special guests. The apartment tower’s “Experience Team” will curate an array of wellness-focused and entertainment events.
Situated near downtown Los Angeles’ center, Figueroa Eight will provide residents with convenient access to both the metro and freeway. Attractions ranging from Grand Central Market and The Museum of Contemporary Art to Crypto Arena and The Walt Disney Concert Hall are all situated several minutes away from the development.
In a prepared corporate statement, a Mitsui official observed that Figueroa Eight is the ultimate reflection of the company’s commitment to downtown Los Angeles. The property was designed by Scott Johnson, AIA, an award-winning SoCal architect. Interiors are by Lauren Rottet of Rottet Studio.
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