The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency is a government agency that stimulates private investment and economic growth, upgrades public infrastructure and spaces, mobilizes community stakeholders, and partners with local government agencies to provide leadership for the districts.
Phase IV: Undergrounding of Overhead Utilities and Streetscape Beautification - East-West Streets between A1A and the Broadwalk, from Harrison Street to Magnolia Terrace. Additional Info...
Henry Angulo and Balam Cardona, owners of Hollywood Bicycle Shop at 1878 Tyler St. met while they were both working in the automotive industry. In 2012, they traded in their gas-powered wheels for people-powered ones, and opened their first bicycle shop. Read on...
EAT, DRINK, DRIP, BREATHE says the website for IVtamin Spa, the new wellness center that recently opened in Downtown Hollywood. All four, believe co-founder and owners Mario Callejas and Marilin Marrero, create the IVtamin Spa path to inner wellness. Read on...
Beloved local Asian eatery, Red Thai and Sushi by Yaya, has returned to Downtown Hollywood. Their new location at 1907 Hollywood Boulevard offers a new, expanded menu that includes traditional items as well as numerous vegan options. Read on...
Brittany Nicole and Jackson “JAKSIN" Valiente, partners in Kreepy Tiki and Old Ghosts of Hollywood, the famous Fort Lauderdale retail collection of “art, antiquities & oddities” and tattoo parlor, lost their lease and needed to find the perfect new space. Read on...
Glow Refinery, a day spa that serves up a selection of treatments for men and women, including skincare, waxing, body contouring, eyebrow laminations, and lash lifts, recently opened at 1940 Harrison Street, suite 204, in Downtown Hollywood. Read on...
After experiencing the fun of a Virtual Reality arcade in Los Angeles, Yossi & Hadass Oren decided to open VR Player 1, Hollywood’s first dedicated Virtual Reality arcade, at 1939 Hollywood Boulevard in Downtown Hollywood. Read on...
Sabah Doksoz and Rain Sahutoglu didn’t know each other when they were growing up in Turkey. But when they met in the US, they became friends and business partners. The result is Alem, the new Mediterranean/Turkish restaurant at 1900 Harrison Street. Read on...
