- For Lease Contact for pricing
- Property Type Mixed Use
- Property Size 10,274 SF
- Year Built 1943
- Date Updated May 13, 2026
Description
Located in the West Adams District, the former Crenshaw Theatre presents a remarkable 10,274-square-foot venue combining historic charm with modern potential. Originally opened in 1943 and distinguished as Los Angeles's first African-American operated theatre, this versatile space features soaring 20-foot ceilings and a flexible open floor plan including a mezzanine level. The property holds an active Conditional Use Beverage (CUB) license for beer and wine service. The property offers an exceptional opportunity for creative office, entertainment, or mixed-use development in a rapidly evolving neighborhood.
Highlights
- 10,274 SF of open-concept space with mezzanine and ceiling heights up to 20 feet
- Entertainment venue capacity of 368 people (312 standing occupancy)
- Existing Conditional Use Beverage (CUB) License for beer and wine service
- Extended operating hours permitted from 7AM to 2AM, with music until 11PM
- On-site parking available with excellent access to I-10 Freeway
- Convenient access to LA Metro rail and rapid bus transit
- Prominent marquee signage opportunity
- Rich cultural heritage as a former jazz concert venue and Japanese film house
- Full building redevelopment opportunity with creative office/production stage potential
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1 Space Available
3020 Crenshaw
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Contacts
CIM Group
Vice President, Retail Leasing
CIM Group
1st Vice President - Office Leasing
CIM Group
Vice President - Office Leasing
CIM Group
Director - Office/Industrial Leasing
