10281 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles: Office and Tenant Fit-Out

Commercial building under construction with a tower crane
Figures read October 25, 2026 from Builtie's permit data.

Office and Tenant Fit-Out at 10281 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles was permitted on May 19, 2026 with a stated construction value of under $1M. Interior tenant improvement to convert (e) office into suites 300, 310 and common area. install new walls, drywall, ceiling, finishes. remodel bathrooms to new unisex restrooms. Builtie tracks the project's stage, the trades still being bought and the people who decide.

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The project

Address10281 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles
ProjectOffice and Tenant Fit-Out
Building typeCommercial
WorkRenovation or alteration
Permit issuedMay 19, 2026
Stated construction valueunder $1M
Estimated stageFraming
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Decision makers and contactsSee who to contact — free trial

From the permit: “Interior tenant improvement to convert (e) office into suites 300, 310 and common area. install new walls, drywall, ceiling, finishes. remodel bathrooms to new unisex restrooms”

Where this project is

  1. May 19, 2026Alteration: Office and Tenant Fit-Out · under $1M (this page)
  2. June 2026Estimated construction start (estimate)
  3. December 2026Estimated completion (estimate)

How we estimate: from the permit date and its stated value, with the build lengths Builtie's project feed uses (about 7 months for a job this size). It is not the builder's schedule.

Other big projects nearby, including 3 more renovations within 1 km

4 projects of $1M+ were permitted within 1 km in the last 12 months. See them all in Builtie →

This project   Nearby projects 1–4, numbered as in the list. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, tiles OpenFreeMap.

Which trades are being bought now

When each trade on this project is usually picked, in calendar months (estimate). As of October 2026 every window below has passed (est.): the project may already be finished.

TradeWhen to approach (est.)Status
Construction (est.)Jun 2026 – Dec 2026Estimate
Construction Site SecurityMay 2026 – Jul 2026Window passed (est.)
PaintingJun 2026 – Aug 2026Window passed (est.)
MasonryJun 2026 – Jul 2026Window passed (est.)
WaterproofingJun 2026 – Jul 2026Window passed (est.)
RoofingJun 2026 – Aug 2026Window passed (est.)
Windows, Doors and GlazingJun 2026 – Jul 2026Window passed (est.)
ElectricalJul 2026 – Aug 2026Window passed (est.)
HVAC and MechanicalJul 2026 – Aug 2026Window passed (est.)
PlumbingJun 2026 – Aug 2026Window passed (est.)
Fire ProtectionJul 2026 – Aug 2026Window passed (est.)

How we estimate: each bar is the share of the build, from the estimated start (June 2026) to the estimated completion (December 2026) above, when the builder usually picks that trade. It is not the builder's schedule.

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What Builtie adds

In Builtie: the decision makers on this project and their verified contacts, the trades already credited on it, the builder's other active permits, and LinkedIn and email outreach that runs while you work.

Other major projects in Los Angeles

All of them: construction projects in Los Angeles by address. The data is the City of Los Angeles: the building permits the Department of Building and Safety (LADBS) issues. Santa Monica, Burbank, Long Beach and most other cities in Los Angeles County issue their own permits and are not in the feed today; Pasadena, Glendale and unincorporated Los Angeles County have been read separately since October 2026. The city's open dataset names no contractor, so Builtie reads each permit's LADBS record for the contractor and their CSLB license, the architect and the engineer. Many Los Angeles permits are owner-builder, and on those the architect is the first contact.

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Frequently asked questions

What is being built at 10281 W Pico Blvd?

Office and Tenant Fit-Out. Interior tenant improvement to convert (e) office into suites 300, 310 and common area. install new walls, drywall, ceiling, finishes. remodel bathrooms to new unisex restrooms

When was the permit issued for 10281 W Pico Blvd?

May 19, 2026, by the City of Los Angeles.

Who is building 10281 W Pico Blvd?

Builtie resolves the builder or general contractor behind the permit and attaches a verified decision maker.

Which trades does 10281 W Pico Blvd need now?

Estimated from the permit date, the award windows for site security; painting; masonry; waterproofing; roofing; window, door and glazing; electrical; HVAC; plumbing; fire protection had passed by October 2026; the project may already be finished. Builtie tracks the builder's next projects.

What does Builtie cost?

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