The Victor Clothing Building was previously known as the Hosfield Building which was built in 1914, annex to the 1888 City Hall, also known as City Hall North at that time. Victor Clothing is now a 37 Unit Historic Downtown Los Angeles mixed use apartment building which underwent major renovations in 2007. The building, famous for its murals on both sides is located next to the Historic Bradbury Building and across the street from Grand Central Market, The Million Dollar Theatre, and the newly renovated Pan American Lofts. The building is situated at the northern tip of the Historic Broadway Corridor. The Victor Clothing Building is a 5 story residential building with brick facade and the original sign and clock still remains. The interiors have been completely remodeled with modern finishes, two story town-homes, original crown molding throughout, and original tile in the elevator lobby area and main staircase. Owner pays for trash, sewer and water. Resident responsible for electricity, cable, internet. Please note that this apartment falls under an affordable housing program and has income restrictions. This building also does not permit pets (except for service animals), or provide parking. Parking can be rented from nearby lots or garages. Residents are responsible for their own utilities, and must sign an initial 12 month lease. As part of our application process, prospective renters must complete an application, provide proof of income and assets, have a background check done, and a verification of rent from current landlord. Minimum of 2 people must reside in this unit. Please contact us for more information.
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