Graffiti Towers
Coverage of Graffiti Towers in the Nexus archive.
- She let criminals run riot over $1bn skyscraper development for YEARS. Now LA's mayor has the audacity to hail the clean-up of city's infamous 'graffiti towers'
The mayor of Los Angeles is praised the clean-up of the city's 'graffiti towers' skyscraper development, which was plagued by criminal activity for years. The project, valued at $1 billion, had been subject to ongoing issues before recent efforts to address them.
- Cleanup begins on infamous graffiti towers in downtown Los Angeles
Cleanup of the graffiti towers in downtown Los Angeles has begun after the city confirmed the sale of the property. The initiative follows a yearslong effort to address the buildings' graffiti-covered state.
- Fate of LA’s biggest eyesore ‘Graffiti Towers’ revealed with bold agreement about future
The 'Graffiti Towers' in downtown Los Angeles are set for a $470 million sale following approval of Oceanwide Plaza’s revised liquidation plan by a federal bankruptcy court. The sale, cleared by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California, aims to complete before the 2028 Olympics.
- LA’s $1.2 Billion ‘Graffiti Towers’ Cleared to Exit Bankruptcy
The $1.2 billion Oceanwide Plaza project in Los Angeles, known as the Graffiti Towers due to graffiti on the abandoned site, has been cleared for sale and potential completion after seven years of bankruptcy. The original Chinese developer had run out of funds.