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ARTS DISTRICT, LOS ANGELES​
FOR LEASE
±25,852 RSF
635 Mateo was constructed in 1929 to serve as the San Francisco-based Hills Bros Coffee headquarters. True to the style of the 1920s, its simple, industrial framework was outfitted with exposed brick, dramatic arched windows and Art Deco tile façade. 635 Mateo is an iconic filming destination – setting the scene for TV shows and films such as cult favorites like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Beverly Hills Cop, and The Muppets.

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PROJECT
​HIGHLIGHTS
Designed to adapt and evolve alongside any tenant, this two-story 25,852 RSF architectural gem is the perfect blank canvas for forward-thinkers looking to relocate to the DTLA Arts District.
FREESTANDING ENCLOSED CAMPUS
​SAWTOOTH SKYLIGHTS
LARGE ROOFTOP DECK
​ARCHED WINDOWS AND EXPOSED BRICK
NEW BUILDING SYSTEMS THROUGHOUT
​DEDICATED ONSITE PARKING LOT​

PRIVATE ROOF DECK

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FLOOR
PLAN
​1ST FLOOR
Suite 100 | 14,053 RSF
​(including 536 RSF basement)
2ND FLOOR
​Suite 200 | 11,799 RSF

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AREA
AMENITIES
1. ROW DTLA
    Pikunico
    Go Get Em Tiger
    Cafe Dulce
    APL
    Poketo
    Shopify
    Bodega
    Yolk
    Zappos.com
    J Brand
    ADIDAS
2. At Mateo
    Girl and The Goat
    Spotify
    Soylent
3. One Santa Fe
    Hennessey & Ingalls
    Grow the Produce Shop
    Café Gratitude
4. Hauser & Wirth/Manuela
5. Bestia
6. Angel City Brewery
7. Bavel
8.   Wurstkuche
9.   Salt & Straw
10. Urth Café
11.  Zinc
12.  Blue Bottle Coffee
13.  Urban Radish
14.  Verve Coffee
15.  Bread Lounge
16.  Stumptown
17.  Everson Royce Bar
18.  Kiska
19.  Lucky Brand
20. Little Bear
21.  Factory Kitchen
22.  Yxta
23.  Arts District Brewing Co.
24.  Pour Haus Wine Bar
25.  Warner Music
26.  Honey
27.  Virgin Hyperloop One

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GALLERY
635 MATEO
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ARTS DISTRICT, LOS ANGELES​
FOR LEASE
±25,852 RSF
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635 Mateo was constructed in 1929 to serve as the San Francisco-based Hills Bros Coffee headquarters. True to the style of the 1920s, its simple, industrial framework was outfitted with exposed brick, dramatic arched windows and Art Deco tile façade. 635 Mateo is an iconic filming destination – setting the scene for TV shows and films such as cult favorites like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Beverly Hills Cop, and The Muppets.