San Fernando Lofts

The San Fernando building has a long and rich history in Los Angeles. In its early years, the building was well known for housing the offices of the city's first cooperative telephone exchange, the California film exchange, and the Half Century Association, among others. At one point, it even included amenities such as a pool hall, café, and a Turkish bath in the basement. The building was redeveloped by Gilmore Associates and was reopened in 2000 as 70 loft-style apartments, as the first of three in the Old Bank District residential conversion project.

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