105M
Visitors · Annually
Hollywood remains a globally recognized destination for culture, entertainment and hospitality.
St. Felix + The Powder Room · Now available for lease
A Hollywood corner ready for its next act
A currently operating, second-generation restaurant and bar space on the corner of Cahuenga and Selma—5,665 RSF in all, with 4,542 RSF of ground floor across two connected rooms and a 1,123 RSF mezzanine above 1602, existing kitchen and bar infrastructure, high ceilings, a full liquor license in place, and permitted outdoor dining and bar service on EaCa Alley.
- 5,665 RSF total
- 4,542 RSF ground floor · two rooms
- 1,123 RSF mezzanine
- Alcohol license in place*
- Documented 40-seat alley dining
- 1602 · St. Felix
- 4,016 RSF
- 1606 · The Powder Room
- 526 RSF
- Mezzanine · above 1602
- 1,123 RSF
- Total offering
- 5,665 RSF
CBRE · Team Hollywood · Exclusively listed
1602–1606 N Cahuenga Boulevard · Hollywood, California
Hollywood · By the numbers
The momentum is real.
Residents, workers and visitors are returning, spending is growing, and a documented pipeline of housing, hotel, office and entertainment projects is landing around the corner.
50+
Red Carpet Events · Per Year
Premieres, awards programming and cultural events keep Hollywood on a global stage.
$4.45B
Annual Business Sales
+2.8% vs 2024 · +$122M growth
Annual business sales within the Hollywood Entertainment District (HED).
Cinerama Dome · Announced July 2026
The Dome is back
Sony Pictures Entertainment and Alamo Drafthouse plan to restore and reopen the Cinerama Dome in early 2028. The Dome will retain its name and be operated by Alamo; the adjacent former ArcLight complex is planned to reopen as a 14-screen Alamo Drafthouse Hollywood.
The pipeline
The block is being rebuilt around it
More than 7,100 new housing units are entitled or under construction across the district, expanding the year-round audience for neighborhood-serving retail and hospitality.
- New housing units entitled or under construction district-wide · 2025 pipeline
- 7,100+
Sources for 7,100+: CBRE, Hollywood by the Numbers, supplied July 2026; The Hollywood Partnership, 2025 Economic Development Map. Reporting period: 2025.
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Artisan Hollywood
Fully entitled6350 W Selma Ave / 1520–1542 N Cahuenga Blvd · adjacent block south
23–25 stories · approximately 260–270 apartments, including approximately 26–27 affordable homes · approximately 40,600 SF of retained and new commercial space
Gensler for Artisan Ventures.
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Artisan Hollywood at street level — rendering by Gensler for Artisan Ventures -
Found Residences
Fully entitled6422 Selma Ave
14–15 stories · 45 co-living apartments
DLR Group for Hawkins Way Capital.
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Found Residences at street level — rendering by DLR Group for Hawkins Way Capital
Pipeline data: The Hollywood Partnership development map and Urbanize LA, as of . Status and scope are subject to change.
Investment continues beyond the marquee
Office, hotel, residential and entertainment projects nearby reinforce the day-to-night district story.
| Project | Status | Scale | Proximity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hollywood & CahuengaOnni Group | Under construction | 14 stories, ±217,000 SF office and retail | Two blocks north |
| Echelon at 1200 CahuengaBARDAS | Under construction | 115,000 SF creative office | 1200 N Cahuenga |
| Hotel NUEUnbound Collection by Hyatt | Under construction | 64 keys | One block south |
| Franklin & CahuengaCGI+ | Proposed | 20 stories, 223 units | North on Cahuenga |
| Cinerama DomeSony · Alamo Drafthouse | Announced | Dome plus 14 screens | Three-minute walk |
Hollywood retail absorption turned positive in Q1 2026. Recent nearby commitments include Bathhouse (55,000 SF on a 25-year lease, Sunset), Fitler Club (93,000 SF, Columbia Square), Bristol Farms (Selma and Argyle) and Blue Note (Sunset and Selma).
The neighborhood
Hollywood, on foot
Everything that makes this corner work is within a five- or ten-minute walk: destination dining and late-night rooms, music venues and cinemas, hotels on Selma, creative-office employers, and the everyday retail anchors that carry a weekday.
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- 1602 N Cahuenga Boulevard · subject site
Dining
Destination restaurants and cafés along Sunset, Selma and Cahuenga, from all-day counters to reservation-driven rooms.
Nightlife & music
Live-music venues, listening rooms and late-night bars — the daypart this corner already trades in.
Culture & entertainment
Cinemas, theatres and programming that move audiences through the district after dark.
Hotels
A concentrated Selma corridor of hotel rooms and rooftop hospitality feeding evening demand.
Employers & studios
Creative-office and studio anchors supplying the weekday daytime population.
Retail anchors
Grocery, fitness and neighborhood-serving retail that keep the blocks busy outside event nights.
The Selma corridor
Hotels with street-level gravity
A concentrated hotel and restaurant corridor brings visitors, rooftop hospitality and destination dining into the blocks surrounding Cahuenga and Selma.
Dream Hollywood
An established Selma corridor anchor pairing hotel rooms with rooftop hospitality.
HOLLYWOOD VOLUME, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Formerly tommie Hollywood · 6516 Selma Ave · 212 rooms · Marriott · managed by Ten Five Hospitality · signature restaurant KA’TEEN by Chef Wes Avila.
The Hollywood Grande, Autograph Collection
Formerly Thompson Hollywood · Marriott’s Autograph Collection · adjacent to the Selma corridor on Wilcox Avenue.
Current hotel names and affiliations verified July 2026 via the official HOLLYWOOD VOLUME and Hollywood Grande sites. Hollywood Volume room count and management: Ten Five Hospitality and The Hollywood Partnership, July 2026. KA’TEEN credit: official restaurant site, July 2026.
Los Angeles hosts the 2026 World Cup, Super Bowl LXI in 2027 and the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, which should reinforce Hollywood as a pre- and post-event destination. Event periods per FIFA, NFL and LA28. No event-related benefit to this property is claimed.
Available for lease
A fully built hospitality corner at Cahuenga & Selma
Two connected ground-floor rooms totalling 4,542 RSF at the base of the northeast corner, plus a 1,123 RSF mezzanine above 1602—5,665 RSF in all.
| Space | Area |
|---|---|
| 1602St. Felix · ground floor | 4,016 RSF |
| 1606The Powder Room · ground floor | 526 RSF |
| Ground floor | 4,542 RSF |
| MezzanineAbove 1602 · ancillary back-of-house area | 1,123 RSF |
| Total offering | 5,665 RSF |
Key features
- Restaurant & bar — fully built second-generation
- Two bars
- High ceilings
- Commercial kitchen with walk-in cooler
- ADA-compliant restrooms
- Permitted outdoor dining and bar service on EaCa Alley
Space and operations
Operating hospitality space since 2011
St. Felix has run dinner, late-night and private-event business from 1602 since 2011. The build-out, kitchen and bar infrastructure are in place.
The Powder Room at 1606 is a smaller licensed bar with its own frontage. It can be connected to the main room or operated as a separate concept within the same tenancy. The main room connects to the permitted outdoor dining and bar area on EaCa Alley.
- Kitchen and bar
- In place
- Rooms
- Two, combinable
- Mezzanine
- 1,123 RSF
- Alley dining
- 40 seats
- Operating history
- Since 2011
Floor plans are included in the marketing brochure.
License, patio and location
Cahuenga and Selma
Active full-liquor CUP in place
St. Felix currently operates under an active full-liquor Conditional Use Permit (CUP), with restaurant and bar service already in place.
Liquor license available separately.
Documented 40-seat alley dining
The offering includes the right to use the EaCa Alley patio for permitted outdoor dining and bar service. A City of Los Angeles revocable permit issued on February 10, 2012 for 1602 N Cahuenga authorizes a layout of up to 20 tables and 40 chairs, with planters and a non-fixed railing. EaCa Alley runs north of Selma between Cahuenga Boulevard and Cosmo Street. It was pedestrianized in 2012 through a roughly $800,000 project funded by the Community Redevelopment Agency, and was reported at the time as Hollywood's first pedestrian-only alley. St. Felix operates the outdoor dining and bar area today.
Alley alcohol service is part of the existing operation under the existing CUP. No separate portable bar is in place.
Patio area: TBD measured SF.
Source: City of Los Angeles Revocable Permit R-1250-0011, issued February 10, 2012. The permit carries operating conditions; the document is available for review in diligence.
- Cahuenga frontage
- 110 ft
- Selma frontage
- 80 ft
- To Hollywood Blvd
- One block
Frontage per Los Angeles County Assessor, AIN 5546008009 (corner parcel, 110 × 80 ft, built 1926).
Rooftop signage
Ownership has engaged Orange Barrel Media to replace the existing static faces above the corner with digital displays carrying Vinyl District identity. Drag to compare.
Renderings: Orange Barrel Media.
Co-tenant · 1608 N Cahuenga
A music-aware neighbor
Tribute at 1608 N Cahuenga is a neighborhood bar and late-night gathering place built around cocktails, comfort food and music-driven programming. Located at the address historically associated with Shelly’s Manne-Hole, it brings the building’s cultural lineage into the present and adds an active co-tenant beside the proposed offering.
Offering boundary
The building, space by space
The offering is limited to the contiguous St. Felix and Powder Room spaces. Every other storefront remains a separate tenancy.
1602St. Felix · 4,016 RSFOffered
1606The Powder Room · 526 RSFOffered
1604American CinemathequeLeased - Not Available
1608Tribute · neighborhood barLeased - Not Available
6371 Selma AveCafe HubLeased - Not Available
Configuration and use
Two rooms, several ways to use them
1602 and 1606 connect, so the space can run as one destination or as two coordinated concepts. The main room carries the kitchen and the larger bar; the smaller room keeps its own frontage and bar; and permitted outdoor dining and bar service on EaCa Alley extends the floor outdoors.
1602 St. Felix
4,016 RSF
- Commercial kitchen with walk-in cooler
- Bar, dining room and high ceilings
- Connects to the permitted EaCa Alley dining area — 40 documented seats
- Mezzanine above, 1,123 RSF, included in the offering
1606 The Powder Room
526 RSF
- Its own Cahuenga frontage and entrance
- Second bar in place
- Connectable to the main room, or run separately
One tenancy, two rooms
A destination restaurant in 1602 with a connected companion bar in 1606, under a single tenancy.
Two coordinated concepts
1606 run as a distinct concept behind its own frontage, alongside the main room at 1602.
The rooms have carried dinner, late-night and private-event service since 2011, and the alley area is in outdoor dining and bar use today—so day-to-night operation is an established pattern here rather than an untested one. Ownership will consider a range of hospitality uses and both configurations.
The building · since 1926
A documented music history
Built in 1926, the two-storey building occupies a single corner parcel of 110 by 80 feet. Its storefronts carried Hollywood's performance and recording trades for much of the century that followed.
Hollywood Camera Exchange took the corner store in April 1932. The trade weekly Hollywood Filmograph published from second-floor Suites 213–214, and a Cansino Dancing Academy was reported at 1606 that September.
Shelly's Manne-Hole, the jazz club, ran at the 1608 address from 1960 to 1972. Wally Heider Recording's Studio 3 is documented at the 1604 address. St. Felix opened at 1602 in 2011, and Tribute carries a music-aware neighborhood use at 1608 today.
Recording history and source notes
Bill Evans recorded At Shelly's Manne-Hole, Hollywood, California live at the club on 14 and 19 May 1963, his last record for Riverside. Cannonball Adderley and Keith Jarrett also cut live albums there. Shelly Manne financed the room and played in it; Rudy Onderwyzer, a shareholder in the operating corporation, ran it.
Records made at Wally Heider's Hollywood facility include the Crosby, Stills & Nash debut, cut in February–March 1969 with engineer Bill Halverson, and five Tom Waits albums produced by Bones Howe between 1974 and 1980.
Addresses are given as they appear in period sources and reference works. Recording references are documented to Wally Heider's Hollywood facility rather than to any specific surviving interior. No historic designation or surviving historic interior is claimed. No surviving document identifies which member of the Cansino dancing family ran the academy. Parcel data: Los Angeles County Assessor, AIN 5546008009.
- 1926Building constructed
- 1932Hollywood Camera Exchange; Hollywood Filmograph offices; Cansino Dancing Academy at 1606
- 1960–72Shelly's Manne-Hole at 1608
- 1960s–80Wally Heider Recording, Studio 3, at 1604
- 2011St. Felix opens at 1602
- TodayTribute carries a music-aware neighborhood use at 1608
The opportunity
Why this corner works
Six things an operator can verify before signing: what is built, what it measures, where it sits, what is permitted outside, and what is being built around it.
Built and operating
Since 2011
A second-generation restaurant and bar, running dinner, late-night and private-event service—not a shell to build out.
Ground floor plus mezzanine
5,665 RSF
4,542 RSF of ground floor across 1602 and 1606, plus a 1,123 RSF mezzanine above 1602 included in the offering.
Corner frontage
110 × 80 ft
A single corner parcel with 110 feet on Cahuenga and 80 feet on Selma, one block from Hollywood Boulevard.
EaCa Alley service
40 seats
A documented 20-table, 40-chair layout on the alley pedestrianized in 2012, in outdoor dining and bar use by the current operator today.
Next door, in 2028
The Dome
Sony Pictures and Alamo Drafthouse plan to reopen the Cinerama Dome in early 2028, with a 14-screen Alamo Drafthouse Hollywood adjacent.
District trade
$4.45B
Annual HED business sales, up 2.8% on 2024, in a district drawing 105M visitors a year.
Leasing contact
Come see the corner
1602–1606 N Cahuenga Boulevard is available for lease through CBRE. Request the marketing brochure, or arrange a tour of both rooms and the alley patio.
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