300 S Falcon St, Los Angeles — permit history

13 building permits on record for this property, from 2022 to 2026, from City of Los Angeles records.

Permits on record

Declared work value

$8,082,084

Not marked complete

Years active

2022–2026

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⚠️ 11 permits are not marked complete in Los Angeles's records, the oldest filed 2024-11-13. Check the recorded status and completion dates when reviewing the property.

Work described in the permits

Bldg-Alter/Repair — Commercial 6
Nonbldg-New — Commercial 4
Grading — Commercial 3

Most recent permits

2026-09-01 · Bldg-Alter/Repair — CommercialIssued · $1,700,000
10-word work description — in the report
2026-05-20 · Nonbldg-New — CommercialIssued · $10,000
8-word work description — in the report
2026-05-20 · Grading — CommercialIssued · $1,630
9-word work description — in the report
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Permit number, filing date, and the completion date where the city finaled it
Declared value and current status, permit by permit
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Unpermitted work
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