Where K2 has transacted.
Thirty years inside roughly a dozen square blocks. The same streets, the same buildings, the same tenants and owners — which is why we know what a space is worth before it comes to market.
Concentration beats coverage.
K2 has never tried to be everywhere. The firm has worked the Flower District, the Fashion and Garment District, and the South Los Angeles Street corridor since 1994 — buying, selling, leasing and managing inside a footprint you can walk in twenty minutes. A broker who has transacted eleven buildings on the same handful of streets prices the twelfth differently than one reading comps off a screen.
Wall Street to San Julian, 7th to Olympic
Santee Street and the blocks around Santee Alley
The retail spine between 8th and Olympic
Transaction details — dates, side of the deal, square footage — available on request. Some transactions are not listed publicly at the owner’s request.
And north.
Since expanding into Northern California, K2 has applied the same approach to land acquisition and development in Napa Valley — where zoning, water and entitlement decide what a parcel is actually worth.