LAHq
’s 43RD ANNUAL
AWARDS LUNCHEON
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Lifetime
Achievement Award:
Stuart M. Ketchum
Stuart M. Ketchum Real Estate
Investments
Stuart M. Ketchum has influenced or been involved in billions
of dollars of real estate development in Southern California.
As owner of Stuart M. Ketchum Real Estate Investments,
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he brings
his 50 plus years experience to several aspects of the business
including nvesting, developing, building and consulting. |
His
emphasis on high-rise office developments has enhanced his desirability
as an advisor to major corporations and public, non-profit entities.
His dedication to community is evident in his participation on
the boards of the YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles, Good Samaritan
Hospital, and the United Friends of Children-Bridges. His commitment
is further validated by his “Philanthropist of the Year”
recognition and his involvement with The Music Center Board of
Governors. He also serves as President of the prestigious new
Walt Disney Concert Hall |
WELCOME
NEW MEMBERS
- Alschuler Grossman Stein & Kahan LLP
- Nabih Youssef & Associates
- Los Angeles Area Council, Boy Scouts of America
- EDAW, Inc.
- David Forbes Hibbert, AIA
- BOMA |
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Hollywood Revitalization:
Program and networking at Lucky Strike Lanes.
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MIXING
BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE
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During the
bus trip Hal Bastian of the Downtown Center Business Improvement
District (BID) kept the conversation lively and informative. The
first stop on the tour was Santee Court where Alan Epstein of
MJW Investments discussed the surprising demographics of downtown
residents.
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Next
we visited Pegasus, a KOR Group/ Kennedy Wilson project. This newly
reopened 1960’s office building was transformed into luxurious
modern urban apartments. The final stop was the Gas Company Lofts.
Each project has units that are now open and available for lease.
Joining us on the tour were a number of City officials including
Kevin Keller, Office of Councilmember Cindy Miscikowski; Greg Fischer,
Office of Councilmember Jan Perry;
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Downtown loft tour |
Krista Kline, Office of Councilmember Antonio Villaraigosa; and
Simon Pastucha and Betsy Weisman of the Los Angeles City Planning
Department. The Downtown Center BID, in partnership with the Los
Angeles Conservancy, conducts loft tours on most Saturdays, and
more information can be found at
http://www.downtownla.com/walkingtour/Housing_index.html
The next LAHq economic development field trip was to the Hollywood
Renaissance Hotel on March 31st to discuss development in that part
of town. John Given of CIM Group and Helmi Hisserich of CRA Hollywood
discussed Hollywood’s revitalization. After the program, participants
enjoyed a fun-filled networking reception and the opportunity to
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