L.A. Area Chamber Selects U.S. Bank Tower for New Downtown Headquarters

by L.A. Area Chamber

LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce today announced that it will establish its new headquarters at U.S. Bank Tower, marking a significant step in the organization’s modernization and its continued commitment to the revitalization of Downtown Los Angeles. 

The Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, the region's leading business advocacy organization for nearly 140 years, has executed a long-term lease on September 9, 2026, for 11,411 square feet on the 32nd floor, where it will establish its new headquarters. The Chamber is anticipating relocating to its new offices in mid-2027, reinforcing its long-term commitment to Downtown Los Angeles. Silverstein Properties included the Chamber among several new and expanding tenants in its latest leasing announcement for the landmark Downtown tower. 

"For nearly 140 years, the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce has been a catalyst of economic opportunity, driving transformative investments that create good-paying jobs for Angelenos," said Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass. "Their decision to move their headquarters to the U.S. Bank Tower is a powerful step forward in our comprehensive efforts to revitalize Downtown as the civic, cultural, and economic heart of our city. I'm proud to welcome the Chamber to their new home in Downtown LA and I look forward to building on this momentum together." 

“As the voice of business in Los Angeles for nearly 140 years, we believe in showing up for the places and people we represent,” said Maria S. Salinas, President and CEO of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce. “Our move to the U.S. Bank Tower is an investment in Downtown Los Angeles and in the future of our organization. We want our headquarters to reflect the modern, connected and globally focused Chamber we are building, while placing us at the center of the work ahead.” 

“This is an important moment for Los Angeles. As our region prepares to welcome the world, the Chamber has been steadfast in doing its part to ensure Los Angeles is ready to seize this once-in-a-generation opportunity,” said Andy Park, Board Chair of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and Office Managing Partner, EY. “This move shows we're all in for Los Angeles. The Board strongly supports this investment in the Chamber’s future in the heart of the city.” 

“This move represents an important milestone in the Chamber’s continued evolution,” said George L. Pla, Immediate Past Chair of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and President & CEO, Cordoba Corporation. “It builds on the Chamber’s deep legacy in Los Angeles and reflects our trust in the future of Downtown. From this iconic location, the Chamber will have an even greater opportunity to showcase our city as we convene business and civic leaders, strengthen partnerships and advance economic opportunity across the region.” 

The move comes as Los Angeles prepares to host a series of major global events, including the 2027 Super Bowl and the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, alongside significant investments in transportation, infrastructure and the Los Angeles Convention Center. The Chamber is advancing several initiatives to help local businesses prepare for the increased economic activity ahead. Rally LA helps businesses access opportunities that can support growth and economic resilience and strengthen readiness for major-event-related