After decades of false starts, the 1914 Hotel Clark finally reopens in downtown L.A.
The 1914 Beaux-Arts Hotel Clark in downtown Los Angeles has finally reopened after decades of failed revival attempts that earned it the nickname "zombie building." Owner optimism stems from upcoming Olympics momentum and accelerating downtown revitalization. For LA entrepreneurs, the project signals fresh hospitality and mixed-use opportunities in a transforming urban core.
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