Egg House, an immersive egg-themed pop-up, is set to open at 1001 Wilshire Boulevard in Downtown Los Angeles next month for a three-month run, according to a release from the company behind it. The L.A. location, slated to open in late February, comes on the heels of Egg House pop-ups in New York and Shanghai and will be four times the size of the New York pop-up.
The lease is for the entire 14,400-square-foot first floor at the 36,076-square-foot three-story property, a spokeswoman for the venture told Commercial Observer, with Melody Cao of an undisclosed firm, handling negotiations on the tenant’s behalf. The space was selected because it was conveniently located for visitors from both the West and East Sides of Los Angeles and it offered abundant on-site parking for anticipated weekend crowds, according to the spokeswoman. She declined to provide further lease details.
Chandler Larsen and Jonathan Larsen of Avison Young, who represented the landlord—an LLC of the same building address—did not return calls for comment. However, according to a leasing brochure for the building, the space was being offered for $31 per square foot, with a negotiable lease length, and the option to rent the entire vacant building.
