DTLA Path of Progress
Path of Progress is a public-private initiative to improve public safety and the experience of Downtown Los Angeles before, during, and after the LA28 Olympics and Paralympic Games by connecting major visitor attractions with safer, cleaner, and greener streets, parks, public spaces, and transit hubs.
Along the main corridors of Figueroa, 7th, Hill, and Broadway, the Path of Progress includes Downtown's busiest transit hubs and popular destinations including the Los Angeles Convention Center, 7th Street Restaurant Row, Jewelry District, Pershing Square, and Grand Central Market.
Get On the Path
This is only the beginning. Follow along as Path to Progress evolves, with updates and new developments shared along the way.
Mapping Progress
A closer look at where Path to Progress is making an impact, with priority corridors and areas of focus across DTLA.
Projects Along the Path
A closer look at the projects planned and underway along the Path of Progress.
Measuring Success
Progress is reflected in what people experience every day, with cleaner, safer streets, growing activity, and renewed confidence in DTLA.
Economic Impact
Path of Progress covers the core of DTLA, with 20M SF of office space, 1.5M SF of retail, 27,000 residential units, 8,300 hotel rooms, and 41 projects in the pipeline representing 10,000 residential units and 4,500 hotel rooms.
The initiative is expected to deliver significant economic benefits, including:
In The News
From local voices to broader media, Path to Progress is generating meaningful attention. Explore the latest coverage.
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