Just imagine living right in the heart of downtown Los Angeles’s prestigious South park district.  Imagine on the weekends walking to the best nightclubs, bars, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment that Los Angeles has to offer!  Imagine not having to pay for parking. 

The Reserve Lofts is now renting a variety of floor plans at deals never before seen!  We are reducing our rents and offering move in specials like crazy!  Call or come by today to have a look at one of these amazing spaces.  You’ll be overwhelmed at the standard 17 foot ceilings, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, roman tubs, huge windows, killer views, and spectacular amenities.

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Los Angeles has really changed recently with the building of LA Live, the Staples Center and all of the new businesses and restaurants that are beginning to spring up.

LA is a wonderful place to live and work. If you are interested in taking a look at one of our live/work lofts here at The Reserve, feel free to give us a call to schedule an appointment. (877) 843-1778

Anyone who is qualified can live here at the Reserve, and that includes USC Students!

(PRWEB) April 9, 2009 — In today’s economic climate, achieving sustainable growth has become increasingly more difficult for business owners. Flaccid housing and investment markets have severely limited the resources and wherewithal of companies both large and small. Nonetheless, leading computer repair service company E-Geniuses shows business owners how making use of technological tools and telecommuting can enable companies to not only weather the storm, but realize real growth. When newspaper headlines read “Government Spends 1 Trillion to Stimulate Economic Growth,” consumers should be worried about inflation, which leads to an across-the-board increase in pricing, says E-Geniuses. With the government committed to inflationary techniques, tough times are still ahead of us. However, E-Geniuses believes opportunities that have yet to be realized still exist in business and tough economic conditions make ignoring them much more costly.

Government Spends 1 Trillion to Stimulate Economic Growth I think that more businesses should start adopting a work-at-home strategy to productivity The schools have understood this concept of ‘homework’ for a long time. Teachers don’t have to watch each student do their work, they simply manage by objective – was the work done on time? Was it done properly and did it achieve the end result? Businesses need to start thinking this way also. The employee can cut down on unpaid expenses such as time spent commuting and fuel consumption Less commute means less traffic, less carbon dioxide, and is therefore better for the environment. Whether you are working from a downtown Los Angeles penthouse or telecommuting from downtown to your home in the valley, the most important thing is to make efficient use of time and resources A recession can affect how consumers budget their resources, but it cannot affect the resource of time – people may have less money or credit but time will keep ticking. Businesses and individuals need to pay attention to how they spend their day. A business that spends thousands of dollars a month on traditional print advertising should start considering investing in their website as a powerful and effective alternative

When newspaper headlines read “Government Spends 1 Trillion to Stimulate Economic Growth,” consumers should be worried about inflation, which leads to an across-the-board increase in pricing, says E-Geniuses. With the government committed to inflationary techniques, tough times are still ahead of us. However, E-Geniuses believes opportunities that have yet to be realized still exist in business and tough economic conditions make ignoring them much more costly.

One such opportunity is the use of innovative technology, which enables us to do more with the limited resources available and lead to economic health and a higher quality of life. According to E-Geniuses, telecommuting has become an efficient, cost-effective, and resourceful way to adapt business operations.

“I think that more businesses should start adopting a work-at-home strategy to productivity,” says Joey Mariano, owner of E-Geniuses, which services and repairs computers for local businesses and nearby USC and FIDM students. “The schools have understood this concept of ‘homework’ for a long time. Teachers don’t have to watch each student do their work, they simply manage by objective – was the work done on time? Was it done properly and did it achieve the end result? Businesses need to start thinking this way also.”

Telecommuting – the practice of working at home and communicating with co-workers through phone and computer – offers benefits for the employer, employee, and the environment. Jessica Jenkins, co-owner of TotalTelecommuting, says that telecommuting gives businesses a larger pool of potential hires due to the added perk of working from home; it can also make current employees happier, which increases efficiency and productivity.

“The employee can cut down on unpaid expenses such as time spent commuting and fuel consumption,” she explains. “Less commute means less traffic, less carbon dioxide, and is therefore better for the environment.”

According to Ariana at The Reserve Lofts in Downtown Los Angeles, in order to consolidate home and office expenses, many people whose homes have been foreclosed on are relocating to downtown L.A. lofts that are zoned for both residential and business use. “There is also the added advantage of being neighbors with other business owners and professionals. For employees of these businesses, there’s also the perk that they can use the building amenities such as the gym and a garden/spa.

“Whether you are working from a downtown Los Angeles penthouse or telecommuting from downtown to your home in the valley, the most important thing is to make efficient use of time and resources,” say JR and Aaron of medical consulting firm New Money Consulting. “A recession can affect how consumers budget their resources, but it cannot affect the resource of time – people may have less money or credit but time will keep ticking. Businesses and individuals need to pay attention to how they spend their day.”

In addition to telecommuting, e-commerce is another tool that can significantly boost revenue with an added marketing benefit.

Angela of Los Angeles web design company, online marketing, and SEO firm Splyce Media Group (SMG) advises traditional brick and mortar retail shops to create an e-commerce site to automate sales.

“A business that spends thousands of dollars a month on traditional print advertising should start considering investing in their website as a powerful and effective alternative,” she says. “If you aren’t showing up when someone does a Google search, then you are non-existent to most of the populations that is getting more tech savvy each day.”

Even in a down economy, E-Geniuses reminds business owners that there are multiple ways to ensure that a company survives, and sometimes even grows. Innovation and technology are keys to productive growth for many.

For more information on E-Geniuses, please visit the website at www.e-geniuses.com or call 877-694-3648.

Media contact:
Joey Mariano
818-679-7338
egeniuses (at) gmail (dot) com

These gorgeous lofts are situated in the former Federal Reserve Bank Building, which is now a Historic Landmark. This is a stunning architectural gem that is sure to spark a conversation among your guests and clients. You will be just steps away from the Staples Center, the upcoming LA Live, FIDM aka The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising and new Ralph’s Fresh Fare Grocery Store. 

As a resident of our building you will enjoy the following services and amenities:
24 Hour Security Close Proximity to everything hip in Downtown from Concert Venues to Restaurants to Clubs to USC! Beautiful Rooftop Garden area with BBQ, Hot Tub, and even WI-FI 1,700 Fitness Center with ALL new Cardio and Strength equipment Friendly Professional Management, 24 hour Security, Concierge service, and Attentive Maintenance on-site

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, L.A. Branch

Built in 1929-1930, the Federal Reserve Bank Building was one of the first examples of the Classical Moderne style in downtown Los Angeles. It It was designed by the well-known father-and-son architectural team of John Parkinson and Donald B. Parkinson, who also created such landmarks as Los Angeles City Hall, Union Station, the Bullocks-Wilshire department store and the USC campus.
The seven-story, double-basement combination bank-and-office structure is built on a 1,600-ton steel framework. Finished in brick and granite, it is beautifully detailed with geographic patterning, ornate bronze grillwork, carved 3-D animal heads on the front and sides of the building and an outstanding bas-relief sculpture above the main entrance by notable California artist Edgar Walter.

In 1953, a Parkinson & Parkinson successor firm, Woodford & Bernard, designed an addition nearly indistinguishable from the original building. The firm added a two-bay extension on the Olympic Blvd. side and a one-story, three bay addition on the Grand Ave. facade. This seamless expansion added approximately 100,000 square feet and an additional vault on the subterranean levels. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.

The ornate structure served Los Angeles until 1987 at which time, bank operations relocated next door. In 2005 the former Federal Reserve Bank Building converted to a residential luxury loft community. The transformation preserved the beauty and details of the historic exterior and restored many of the original interior architectural elements.