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Culver City

Name: Culver City
Address: Culver City, CA, USA

Culver City is a high street at Culver City, CA, USA, with 27 stores and key tenants including Chase, Equinox, and United States Postal Service. The 10-minute drive-time population is 106,433 with a median household income of $111,678, according to Brandmarch.

27 stores

Recent Activity in Last 24 months

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Closed

Starbucks US9718 Washington Blvd · Corporate

Closed ~Jul 2025

Opened

Ippudo US3847 Main St

Opened Q1/2 2025

Closed

Good Neighbor Pharmacy9806 Venice Boulevard · Memorial Medical Center

Closed Q2 2025

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Locations · Growth Trajectory

-2 net stores since Q4 2024

Shrinking tenants · 2 opens, 4 closes

About Culver City

Creative and Cultural Charm in an Urban Oasis Culver City has emerged as one of Los Angeles’ most vibrant neighborhoods, blending unique retail experiences with a dynamic dining and entertainment scene. The area attracts young professionals and high-income individuals drawn by its creative energy and cultural engagement. Anchored by notable destinations such as Erewhon Market and the historic Helms Bakery complex, Culver City offers a mix of major national chains, independent boutiques, and a growing roster of popular restaurants like Shake Shack and Etta. The Culver City Experience This retail corridor, spanning Culver Boulevard and Washington Boulevard, benefits from its proximity to major employers, including entertainment studios and tech companies. Destinations like The Platform and The Culver Steps add to the district’s appeal, making it a hotspot for shopping, dining, and socializing. Seasonal events, such as the weekly Farmers Market and the Screenland 5K, further enhance the area’s community-driven charm.

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Local Expert Analysis

Market Positioning and Leasing Trends: Culver City is ranked among the top 10 retail destinations in the Los Angeles market, with gross rents ranging from $75 to $100 per square foot. Vacancy rates are relatively low, between 5%-10%, reflecting steady demand for retail and dining spaces. The district is known for its ability to attract a mix of national chains and independent operators, offering an authentic blend of local and global brands. Stable leasing activity over the past year underscores its appeal to retailers seeking a presence in this creative and affluent neighborhood. Customer Demographics and Foot Traffic: The primary customer demographic includes young professionals, high-income individuals, and families who are drawn to the area’s unique mix of retail and dining options. Foot traffic remains consistently high, particularly on weekends, when visitors flock to destinations like Erewhon Market and The Platform for dining and shopping. Seasonal events, such as the weekly Farmers Market, draw additional visitors, creating a lively atmosphere that benefits both retail and dining establishments. Recent and Upcoming Developments: Culver City’s retail scene continues to evolve, with notable projects such as The Culver Steps and The Platform enhancing the area’s appeal. These developments offer a mix of retail, dining, and office spaces, serving as hubs for activity in the neighborhood. The continued popularity of destinations like Erewhon and Sweetgreen highlights the district’s ability to attract health-conscious and trend-focused customers. While no major new developments are currently underway, the steady growth in leasing activity suggests that the area remains highly desirable for retailers and restaurateurs. Future Trends: Looking ahead, Culver City is expected to maintain its growth trajectory, driven by its unique blend of retail and dining experiences and its appeal to the creative community. The district’s ability to attract both independent boutiques and established brands ensures its relevance in the competitive Los Angeles retail market. Seasonal events and the continued success of mixed-use developments will likely sustain high foot traffic and customer engagement in the coming year. Culver City offers a distinct mix of retail, dining, and cultural experiences that set it apart from other Los Angeles neighborhoods. Anchored by destinations like Erewhon Market, The Platform, and The Culver Steps, the area provides an authentic and dynamic atmosphere that resonates with its creative and affluent customer base. With stable leasing activity, strong community engagement, and a curated mix of retailers and restaurants, Culver City continues to solidify its position as a must-visit destination in the Los Angeles retail landscape.

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Tenant Mix by Category

27 brands across 15 categories

Hospitals, Urgent Care, + Doctors

3 (11.1%)

Restaurant - Fast Casual

3 (11.1%)

Restaurant - Casual

3 (11.1%)

Restaurant - QSR/Fast Food

2 (7.4%)

Cosmetics + Beauty Supplies

2 (7.4%)

Misc. Health Supplies + Services

2 (7.4%)

Restaurant - Bakery/Desserts

2 (7.4%)

Restaurant - Coffee/Tea

2 (7.4%)

Gyms + Fitness Facilities

2 (7.4%)

Shipping

1 (3.7%)

Crafts, Toys, and Hobbies

1 (3.7%)

Grocery

1 (3.7%)

Hair

1 (3.7%)

Restaurant - Juice Bars

1 (3.7%)

Banks + Financial Services

1 (3.7%)

All Tenants

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Chase	Banks + Financial Services	N/A	N/A
Equinox	Gyms + Fitness Facilities	N/A	Mar 2018
United States Postal Service	Shipping	N/A	N/A
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StreetProperty Type

27Stores

$75-$100 PSFEstimated Gross Rent

Culver Blvd/Washington Blvd from blocks of Clarington to National Blvd and Venice Blvd Most Desirable Block(s)

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