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Gensler Co-CEO Elizabeth Brink: Conversions Can Revive Downtown Los Angeles, If Leadership Shows Up

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Speaking at the UCLA Anderson Forecast Summer 2026 Economic Outlook, Gensler Co-CEO Elizabeth Brink laid out an architect's case for why experience, not square footage, now drives real estate value—and why Los Angeles is squandering an office-to-residential conversion opportunity that New York has already turned into a boom. While economists at the June 3 conference […]

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