SANTA MONICA, CA-Those who follow @GlobeStcom on Twitter and @GlobeStLIVE may have seen a post teasing the announcement, but GlobeSt.com has learned that IMAX Corp. has signed a lease renewal to remain at the Lantana Entertainment and Media Campus. The renewal is for the entire 65,000 square-foot Lantana IMAX Building.
While sources involved in the deal would not divulge further information including lease terms, an unidentified source tells GlobeSt.com that the aggregate lease value is around $30 million.
Jim Jacobsen and Scott Rigsby, principals of Industry Partners, represented owner the Lionstone Group in the transaction.
The Energy Star-labeled three-story building, located at 2900 Exposition, has served as the West Coast headquarters for IMAX since 2000 when the company consolidated its local operations in Santa Monica, according to a prepared statement. The building is one of four distinct structures on the 12-acre, 460,000 square-foot creative office campus near Olympic Boulevard and Centinela Avenue in Santa Monica. Also located on the campus is full-service restaurant Stefan's at LA Farm, a 25-seat state-of-the-art screening room, and landscaped outdoor meeting spaces.
Lantana is 95% occupied. Other entertainment and media tenants include Dick Clark Productions, Todd-AO, Berman Braun, Beachbody, Revolution Studios and Adconian Media Group.
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