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LA Metro Punches Subway Beneath Wilshire, Rewriting the Mid-Wilshire CRE Map Ahead of the World Cup

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The $3.1 billion first phase of LA Metro's D Line extension delivers three underground stations along the region's densest office spine, handing landlords a new amenity at a moment when the broader Los Angeles office market remains under pressure. Los Angeles finally has a subway under Wilshire Boulevard. On May 8, 2026, Los Angeles County […]

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