The 15,510-sf office building has been vacant for the past six months. The buyer, the Temple Baptist Church, will convert the building into a multi-purpose facility that will include office space, educational facilities and gathering places for religious services and ministry.
Like many religious organizations, this buyer needed a cost-efficient facility that would serve a variety of purposes while remaining central to its congregation. Adaptive reuse proved to be a win-win solution that met the church's needs while helping to revitalize the community, according to the Charles Dunn Co., which negotiated the sale.
Anthony L. Thompson of Charles Dunn Company's Los Angeles sales office represented seller LSI Building Associates. Temple Baptist Church, the buyer, was represented by Bill and
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