LA Business Journal’s LA 500 celebrates the most influential people in Los Angeles.
LA County's largest commercial real estate developers ranked by square footage developed since 2011
We’re looking for real estate assets in prime locations that have ability to withstand the vacancy that’s going on now in this market
And their efforts to provide much-needed affordable housing in Alhambra
40-acre office campus occupancy over 90 percent
A great start to 2023!
Readjust but remain optimistic...
West Harbor will be all about “food, drinks, entertainment, and joy," said TRC Founder and Chairman Wayne Ratkovich.
LA Business Journal’s LA 500 celebrates the most influential people in Los Angeles.
Based on square footage developed in Los Angeles County since 2012 as listed in the January 17, 2022 Los Angeles Business Journal.
I am now more optimistic...
West Harbor is primed to be a world class destination, featuring renowned chef-driven restaurants, a market hall, live entertainment and events.
Board member Wayne Ratkovich is focusing on bringing new affordable housing across from Homeboy Industries headquarters.
Brian Saenger, the CEO of Los Angeles-based The Ratkovich Company, has joined the advisory board for the UCLA Anderson Forecast.
Restaurant tenants from across Southern California are being lined up for this giant project at the site of the former Ports O’ Call Village in San Pedro
"It is an honor to be a founding member of the UCLA Anderson Forecast Board of Advisors, which has been invaluable in providing insights about California for nearly 70 years,"...
Brian Saenger, President and CEO of The Ratkovich Company, played a leading role in acquisition and development of The Bloc in downtown Los Angeles and West Harbor in San Pedro
On Oct. 21, the Port of Los Angeles unveiled a plaque dedicating the newest addition to the LA Waterfront, the Promenade and Town Square in San Pedro. The Port-funded $36...
New waterfront open space makes its debut. Construction is complete for the initial phase of the new Promenade & Town Square in San Pedro, the Port of Los Angeles announced...
...slated to go up on what is currently a city-owned parking lot across from its headquarters, is an effort again propelled by connections—Wayne Ratkovich.
The new outpost will be a part of the West Harbor LA Waterfront development, slated to open in 2023.
The staple LA restaurant will grow into the new West Harbor development in San Pedro, with an opening slated for 2023
Expected to open end of 2023
Yamashiro, a popular hilltop restaurant, plans a branch at the waterfront project.
Wayne Ratkovich, Founder and Chairman of The Ratkovich Company, joins podcast to discuss latest project, West Harbor, and its role in current efforts to re-brand San Pedro as a historical...
Wayne Ratkovich and Brian Saenger are among the members on this year’s list.
Los Angeles City Councilmember Joe Buscaino, Chair of L.A.'s Trade, Travel and Tourism Committee, has an update on the waterfront redevelopment project in San Pedro.
CrowdStreet’s Darren Powderly is joined by Brian Saenger, President and CEO of The Ratkovich Company, to discuss what’s going on with office real estate, the demand drivers behind this asset...
Ratkovich Co., one of the largest and most influential developers in Los Angeles, has a new chief executive.
USC Architectural Guild Awards Tribute Video: Wayne Ratkovich
Join us for an intimate discussion into the career and professional impact of Wayne Ratkovich
When we asked Wayne Ratkovich, President & CEO, The Ratkovich Company, to select one of his projects that had most contributed to Los Angeles, the developer demurred. How to favor...
Wayne and Jo Ann Ratkovich have lived in Windsor Square and Hancock Park for most of the past 50 years.
Wayne and Jo Ann Ratkovich have lived in Windsor Square and Hancock Park for most of the past 50 years.
On the main channel of Los Angeles Harbor where the city’s shipping industry was born more than a century ago, a kitschy imitation of a New England fishing village called...
The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners has unanimously approved the first phase of a much anticipated revamp of the San Pedro Public Market.
The Port of Los Angeles broke ground on a $33-million open space project in San Pedro.
Port and city officials joined with developers to break ground on a town square and the next portion of the promenade.
Los Angeles harbor commissioners unanimously approved a coastal permit that paves the way for San Pedro’s new waterfront development to begin construction.
Port of Los Angeles officials are expected to approve a coastal permit that will allow construction to begin on a new waterfront development where Ports O’ Call Village once stood...
A significant future waterfront puzzle piece was the 2012 arrival of the USS Iowa as a permanent historical attraction.
San Pedro’s long wait for a redeveloped waterfront got a boost.
Plans for the new waterfront development in San Pedro are going as planned, according to both port officials and developers.
The Ratkovich Company continues to move forward with plans to build more than 1,000 condos and apartments around The Alhambra office complex.
Port officials also portrayed a waterfront district that will be virtually transformed within the next five years.
Millions of port dollars are on the table this summer for projects.
The remake of the Ports O' Call Village is on pace to break ground next year.
Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center has leased an additional 7,771 square feet at The Alhambra.
The Ratkovich Company announced this week that Cal State University, Los Angeles has signed a 12,051-square-foot lease to create a satellite campus at The Alhambra
An ambitious plan involving a move of the Battleship Iowa is making the rounds this month in presentations at community meetings.