The historic site of numerous casting calls, parties, and other entertainment-related business, 9000 W. Sunset Boulevard and its owners Mani Brothers have received a refinancing loan for $125 million from JPMorgan Chase.
Built in 1963, the 16-story, 144,802 square foot property is the tallest building on the 2.2-mile Sunset Strip, and for the last several decades has been informally known as the “HBO Wall” for its supergraphics advertising new television shows and other products. Current tenants of the building include Macino Entertainment Hollywood and the co-working space Soho Works, which is affiliated with the member-only club Soho House (which is a tenant at neighboring 9200 Sunset).
Mani Brothers have owned the property since 2000, when they purchased it from Zeller Realty Group for $35.5 million. In April 2025, a CMBS loan issued for $125 million by Loan Core Capital in 2015 came due, making the May refinancing this year timely.
Located at the gateway of the Sunset Strip and within easy driving distance of Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Westwood, and Culver City, the building offers quick access to a number of thriving Westside destinations. Sunset Boulevard, which originated as a cattle route to the sea in the 18th century, remains a busy major artery despite the slowdown in the last few years in movie production generally in Los Angeles. According to Commercial Property Executive, Los Angeles’ office market has stabilized with a vacancy rate of 16.5% as of March 2025.
The property’s amenities include EV charging stations, a cafe, 4,500 square feet of retail space, and floorplates with an average square footage of 10,344. The official website for the property invites prospective tenants to inquire about availability for private office suites starting at 500 square feet.
