Good Luck.

Luckman Plaza, one of the largest office buildings in West Hollywood, has been listed for sale and could fetch close to $150 million.

The building at 9200 Sunset Blvd. was developed by noted architect Charles Luckman, who along with fellow architect Bill Pereira, were master planners of Los Angeles International Airport. Luckman was also the designer of many of L.A.'s iconic structures such as the Great Western Forum.

He built his 300,000-square-foot West Hollywood structure at the western edge of the Sunset Strip to house his firm's offices. Luckman also included a 10,000-square-foot penthouse apartment with a rooftop swimming pool for him and his wife.

The property consists of two buildings. The 13-story Luckman Plaza fronts Sunset Boulevard, with a three-story building tucked behind it--separated by a courtyard with water fountains.

Luckman Plaza has a good reputation among office brokers, who said the family had maintained the property to a high standard. Rental rates at the office building are well above the West Hollywood/Hollywood average of $2.54 a foot.

"It's been maintained better than typical buildings of that age," said Paul Stockwell, a senior managing director with Studley. "The views are magnificent. It's always been attractive to the entertainment industry and it's always been pretty full."

Several entertainment firms are located in the building, including Abrams Artist & Associates. Disgraced private investigator to the stars Anthony J. Pellicano also once had offices in the building.

Since its opening in 1971, the building has been held by the Luckman family. After interviewing several brokerages around town, the family has listed the property with Eastdil Secured's Stephen Somer. Somer declined to comment, but other brokers believe the property will fetch around $150 million, or close to $500 a foot.

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