Josh Wrobel Josh Wrobel is a managing director at JLL.

Ocean Avenue ranks number seven on the list of the most expensive office streets in the country, according to a new survey from JLL. Streets in San Francisco and New York fill the top two positions on the list, and Los Angeles has only one street on the list of the top 50 most expensive streets. Office tenants pay a 95.9% premium to rent space on Ocean Avenue. To find out more about this submarket in Los Angeles, we sat down with Josh Wrobel, a managing director at JLL, for an exclusive interview.

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