Property Highlights

The Blackstone is truly a downtowner's building, situated between the iconic Eastern Columbia and the Ace Hotel and Theater. Blackstone takes pride in our updated spacious modern units that are offered at a downtown Los Angeles, Broadway Theater District address. Blackstone is a vibrant community of artists, taste makers, stakeholders and entrepreneurs and is steps away from some of the best cultural events, restaurants and shopping that Los Angeles has to offer. We are especially excited for the opening of the flagship Apple store coming a block away. Blackstone Apartments are traditional in nature, with walls and doors separating the living rooms from the bedrooms and for both the one and two bedroom units. The apartments all boast real 3/4 inch hardwoods floors, walk in closets, pantries, coat closets, 10ft windows, 15ft ceilings, and custom kitchens with all black granite counters, farm stinks, and Hansgrophe faucets. The apartments do not have any exposed conduit, pipes or air conditioning systems. The Blackstone also has subterranean onsite parking, optional in unit laundry, housekeeping, a cardiovascular workout area, and free WiFi in the lobby. Next to: Whole Foods Grand Central Market Orpheum Theater Upcoming Apple Store Ace Hotel LA Live Clifton’s Republic The Blackstone Department Store Building, a Beaux Arts Building is an early example of the work of John Parkinson, Los Angeles’s preeminent architect of the early twentieth century. Parkinson, in collaboration with other architects, went on to design some of Los Angeles’ most iconic buildings, including LA City Hall, the LA Coliseum and Downtown’s Union Station. In 1939, Blackstone was sold and had extensive renovations which gave it the current Streamline Modern style at the street level and in 2003 designated Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument #765. Today, the Blackstone is situated between the Eastern Columbia, the most photographed building in Los Angeles and the Ace Hotel and Theatre. Blackstone was adaptively reused and converted in 2010 to house 82 apartments with ground floor retail and a subterranean parking garage. The Mayan Theatre Blue Jam Cafe The Hoxton Globe Theatre Paul Smith Store Ralph's Fresh Faire