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The expansion of an old Hollywood studio reflects the surging demand for soundstages as streaming services such as Netflix and Apple TV+ churn out content.
Irvine developer East End Capital's studio could inject some street life into a part of the Arts District that retains much of its historic use an industrial center.
Print The owners of the sprawling plant where the Los Angeles Times is printed plan to redevelop the site near the Arts District in downtown into a Hollywood-style lot with 17 soundstages to meet strong regional demand for movie and television production facilities. The Times’ landlord, Atlas Capital Group, said it would file a proposal with the city Wednesday to build soundstages on parking lots around the plant on Olympic Boulevard as The Times continues to print papers there. If the city approves the $650-million project, a second phase of development would eventually convert the cavern...