A directory of 35 selected residential high-rise buildings along the Wilshire Corridor in Los Angeles 90024.
This selected building register covers residential high-rise buildings on the Wilshire Westwood Scenic Corridor. Buildings are included because Native Angelino Real Estate considers them core to defining the neighborhood's unique residential character.
The register reflects public records, building level review, field observation, MLS derived research, and Native Angelino Real Estate's local market knowledge.
Beverly West. 1200 Club View Drive. Keating Architecture, 2009. 22 floors, 35 condominium residences. The lowest density configuration in the documented set at under two units per floor, sited on Club View Drive rather than on the boulevard itself.
Blair House. 10490 Wilshire Boulevard. Abraham Shapiro AIA, 1989. 28 floors, 124 condominium residences. The tallest condominium in the documented corridor record and the late 1980s peak of the architect's five attributed corridor buildings.
Crown Towers. 10701 Wilshire Boulevard. Matthew Robert Leizer, 1964. 23 floors, 120 condominium residences. Among the earliest 1960s condominium towers in the documented set, sited on the north side of Wilshire and the only Leizer attributed building on the corridor.
La Tour. 10380 Wilshire Boulevard. Shephard, Nelson & Wheeler Architects, 1990. 21 floors, 73 condominium residences. The tower at the boundary between the late 1980s wave and the post 1990 cohort, and the only Shephard, Nelson & Wheeler attributed building in the documented corridor record.
Mirabella. 10430 Wilshire Boulevard. Maxwell Starkman & Associates, 1982. 22 floors, 114 condominium residences. One of three Starkman attributed buildings on the corridor, sited on the south side in the architect's most active corridor decade.
Park Wilshire. 10724 Wilshire Boulevard. Barry Berkus, 1989. 16 floors, 155 condominium residences. The late 1980s tower that carries one of the highest unit per floor densities among condominiums in the documented set, sited on the south side of Wilshire.
Sterling International. 10390 Wilshire Boulevard. Nadel Architects, 1977. 18 floors, 192 rental residences. The earliest of six Nadel attributed buildings on the corridor and the highest unit count rental property in the documented set, predating the firm's later post 2000 work by more than two decades.
Sterling Wilshire. 10717 Wilshire Boulevard. Heitschmidt & Thompson, 1951. 12 floors, 82 rental residences. Originally operated as the Wilshire Selby Apartments. The oldest building in the documented record, predating the corridor's 1960s residential wave by a decade.
Ten Five Sixty. 10560 Wilshire Boulevard. The Luckman Partnership, 1982. 22 floors, 116 condominium residences. One of two Luckman attributed buildings on the corridor, both completed within two years on opposite sides of the boulevard.
The Californian. 10800 Wilshire Boulevard. Nadel Architects, 2006. 23 floors, 80 condominium residences. The post 2000 condominium tower from Nadel, the firm whose six attributed corridor buildings define the late period of corridor construction in the documented record.
The Carlyle. 10776 Wilshire Boulevard. KMD Architects, 2009. 24 floors, 78 condominium residences. The post 2000 tower that established the lower density configuration of the corridor's late period, and one of two KMD attributed corridor designs alongside the firm's design role on The Wilshire.
The Churchill. 10450 Wilshire Boulevard. Lumsden & Associates, 1961. 13 floors, 110 condominium residences. Among the earliest 1960s condominium towers in the documented record, sited on the south side of Wilshire and the only Lumsden attributed building on the corridor.
The Comstock 865. 865 Comstock Avenue. Gruen Associates, 1961. 20 floors, 217 residences total across the paired towers. One of two paired tower configurations in the documented record, sited at the corner where Comstock Avenue meets Wilshire.
The Comstock 875. 875 Comstock Avenue. Gruen Associates, 1961. 20 floors, 217 residences total across the paired towers. One of two paired tower configurations in the documented record, sited at the corner where Comstock Avenue meets Wilshire.
The Diplomat. 10350 Wilshire Boulevard. Abraham Shapiro AIA, 1982. 19 floors, 64 condominium residences. One of five Shapiro attributed buildings on the corridor, completed in the architect's most active corridor decade.
The Dorchester. 10520 Wilshire Boulevard. Maxwell Starkman Associates, 1989. 17 floors, 108 condominium residences. The late period of three Starkman attributed corridor buildings, all completed between 1980 and 1989 on the south side of Wilshire.
The Grand. 10445 Wilshire Boulevard. Charles Luckman Associates, 1980. 21 floors, 109 condominium residences. One of two Luckman attributed buildings on the corridor and the earliest of the pair, both completed within two years on opposite sides of the boulevard.
The Legacy At Westwood. 10833 Wilshire Boulevard. Nadel Architects, 2000. 6 floors, 187 rental residences. The highest unit per floor density in the documented set, opening the firm's post 2000 corridor work on the north side of Wilshire.
The Liddel. 10777 Wilshire Boulevard. GMP Architects, 2018. 5 floors, 56 condominium residences. The most recent building in the documented set and the lowest profile by story count of any entry in the corridor record.
The Longford. 10790 Wilshire Boulevard. Abraham Shapiro & Associates, 1979. 19 floors, 86 condominium residences. The boundary between the late 1970s and early 1980s waves, one of five Shapiro attributed buildings on the corridor.
The Regency Wilshire. 10551 Wilshire Boulevard. Abraham Shapiro & Associates, 1982. 18 floors, 75 condominium residences. One of five Shapiro attributed buildings on the corridor, completed in the architect's most active corridor decade on the north side of Wilshire.
The Remington. 10727 Wilshire Boulevard. Richard Magee with VTBS Architects, 2000. 24 floors, 93 condominium residences. The Magee firm's second corridor design, completed nine years after The Wilshire and sited on the opposite side of the boulevard.
The Venezia. 10795 Wilshire Boulevard. Nadel Architects, 2001. 7 floors, 25 condominium residences. The lowest unit count condominium in the documented set, sited on the north side of Wilshire and the smallest of six Nadel attributed buildings on the corridor.
The Westford. 10750 Wilshire Boulevard. Maxwell Starkman & Associates, 1980. 18 floors, 85 condominium residences. The earliest of three Starkman attributed corridor buildings, sited on the south side at the start of the architect's most active corridor decade.
The Wilshire. 10580 Wilshire Boulevard. Richard Magee & Associates and KMD Architects, 1991. 27 floors, 97 condominium residences served by private elevator. The art deco inflected tower that defined the corridor's upper tier service standard, refined since opening and consistently mirrored in the buildings that followed.
The Wilshire Holmby. 10433 Wilshire Boulevard. Victor Gruen Associates, 1963. 13 floors, 117 condominium residences. Among the earliest 1960s condominium towers in the documented record and one of six Gruen attributed buildings, part of the firm's continuing corridor presence from 1958 to 1980.
The Wilshire Manning. 10660 Wilshire Boulevard. Gruen Associates, 1980. 18 floors, 136 condominium residences. The most recent of six Gruen attributed corridor designs in the documented record, sited on the south side of Wilshire.
The Wilshire Marquis. 10535 Wilshire Boulevard. Abraham Shapiro AIA, 1978. 19 floors, 219 condominium residences. The highest unit count condominium in the documented corridor record, sited on the north side of Wilshire in the late 1970s wave.
The Wilshire Regent. 10501 Wilshire Boulevard. Leon Glucksman, 1963. 23 floors, 208 condominium residences. One of the highest unit count condominiums in the documented set and the only Glucksman attributed building on the corridor, sited on the north side of Wilshire.
The Wilshire Thayer. 10550 Wilshire Boulevard. Charles Kober & Associates, 1981. 15 floors, 50 condominium residences. The lowest unit count among early 1980s condominiums in the documented set and the only Kober attributed building on the corridor.
Wilshire House. 10601 Wilshire Boulevard. Gruen Associates, 1982. 21 floors, 69 condominium residences. One of six Gruen attributed buildings on the corridor, part of the firm's continuing presence from the 1958 cooperative through the 1980 Manning.
Wilshire Margot. 10599 Wilshire Boulevard. Nadel Architects, 2007. 7 floors, 96 rental residences. One of four rental properties on the corridor and one of six Nadel attributed buildings, completed in the firm's post 2000 corridor wave on the north side of the boulevard.
Wilshire Selby Towers. 10747 and 10751 Wilshire Boulevard. Kamnitzer & Marks, 1972. 15 floors, 90 residences total across the east and west towers. One of two paired tower configurations in the documented record, north of Wilshire among the earliest 1970s buildings.
Wilshire Terrace. 10375 Wilshire Boulevard. Victor Gruen Associates, 1958. 14 floors, 112 cooperative residences. The corridor's only cooperative, predating the 1960s residential wave and the second oldest building in the documented record.
Wilshire Victoria. 10700 Wilshire Boulevard. Nadel Architects, 2010. 7 floors, 58 rental residences. The most recent of four rental properties on the corridor and one of six Nadel attributed buildings, completed in the firm's post 2000 corridor wave on the south side of the boulevard.
