The office market in Los Angeles is continuing to recover following the pandemic. While some areas of the sprawling market are still facing limited demand and high vacancy rates, techtainment—the word used to describe the convergence of entertainment, technology and media companies—hubs [...]
BLT Enterprises recently secured the long-term 10-year lease of its 40,645-square-foot industrial building in Irvine after acquiring the property in third quarter 2020. The tenant, Glidewell Dental Ceramics Inc. is a dental lab products and services provider. Read more [...]
With the delta variant impacting return-to-office sentiment and protocols, as well as indicators that COVID-19 will be something we must deal with indefinitely – at least on a seasonal basis – some companies and office developers are once again reevaluating how office [...]
Earlier this month, real estate legend Bernard “Bernie” Huberman, 65, passed away peacefully in his home. A son of Russian immigrants who grew up in Boyle Heights working at his father’s scrap metal yard, Huberman pioneered the concept of a waste transfer [...]
Bernard “Bernie” Huberman, founder of BLT Enterprises, died July 10 at age 65, the company announced last week. Read more
The world lost a real estate legend on July 10 as Bernard “Bernie” Huberman, age 65, passed away peacefully in his home surrounded by loved ones. Read more
Bernard Huberman — founder of Santa Monica-based BLT Enterprises, which has a portfolio of more than 3 million square feet of industrial, creative office and soundstages — died July 10. He was 65. Read more [...]
Bernard “Bernie” Huberman, who started his real estate company BLT Enterprises driving a trash truck, has died. He was 65. Read more
As vice president of development at BLT Enterprises, Tamayo leads the firm’s entitlement and development projects throughout California. In the interview below, she talks about the pandemic’s impact on BLT’s activity across the industrial and office sectors in Southern California and more [...]
BLT Enterprises is repositioning its recently acquired 200,000-square-foot creative campus, which the firm has rebranded as the Hollywood Exchange. The property, which currently encompasses 11 buildings spanning 6.4 acres in Hollywood was previously known as Television Center. Read more [...]
