Our Story
How It Began
The roots of the HW Hellman Building go back to 1903, when Herman W. Hellman invested $1.5 million into its construction. This made it the most expensive office building in Los Angeles at the time. His designer used a Beaux-Arts aesthetic, which architecture enthusiasts instantly fell in love with.
Since then, ownership of the property has changed twice, but both holders have made a point of protecting its timeless beauty.
History Rewritten
In 1976, the building experienced two big shifts: The name being changed to Banco Popular and an extensive renovation. Coming into the modern age, it was renovated again in 2012, which turned it into a luxury apartment building and added a variety of modern amenities.
The property you see today is a unique combination of historic beauty, modern luxury, and an unbeatable living experience.
Close To Everything
354 South Spring Street is known for its central location in downtown Los Angeles. So much so, in fact, that it received a 98/100 from Walk Score, earning their designation of “Walker’s Paradise”. Its proximity to stores, restaurants, and transportation makes residents’ lives much, much easier.
Using a car for every little errand in Los Angeles is a major inconvenience. Luckily, when you’re a resident of HWH, you don’t have to.
