Ivy Station at 8900 Venice Boulevard sits at the corner of Venice and National in Culver City, built directly above the Culver City Metro E Line station. The project combines office space, residential units, ground-floor retail, and restaurants in one building, and the Metro connection is the real differentiator. Employees coming from Santa Monica, Exposition Park, or Downtown Los Angeles can commute by train without dealing with traffic on the 405 or the 10. In Los Angeles, that is worth something.
Why the Location Works
Most office buildings in Culver City describe themselves as transit-accessible. Ivy Station actually is. The Metro E Line stop is in the building. There is no shuttle, no 10-minute walk, no connection required. That makes the commute calculation different for employees who live on the east side of the city or in Santa Monica. The building is modern and well-maintained, and the ground-floor dining and retail make it a functioning neighborhood rather than just an office address.
Restaurants at and Near Ivy Station
- Health Nut, 8900 Venice Blvd #108, Culver City 90232: salads, sandwiches, and bowls inside the Ivy Station building
- Sweetfin Poke, 8900 Venice Blvd #107, Culver City 90232: poke bowls inside Ivy Station with outdoor seating on the adjacent lawn
- Tocaya Modern Mexican, 1715 Pacific Ave, Venice 90291: fast-casual Mexican food a short drive west on Venice Boulevard
Landmarks Near Ivy Station
- Culver City Metro E Line Station, 8817 Washington Blvd, Culver City 90232: the station sits directly beneath the Ivy Station building
- Helms Design District, 8800 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles 90034: furniture showrooms and the Helms Bakery cafe, walkable from Ivy Station
- Ivy Station park and grounds, 8900 Venice Blvd, Culver City 90232: outdoor lawn and open space adjacent to the building, used for lunch and informal meetings
Transportation at Ivy Station
- Metro E Line (Expo): the station is inside the building at 8900 Venice Blvd
- Culver CityBus: stops at Venice and National Boulevard
- I-405 and I-10: reachable by surface street in under 10 minutes
- Bikeshare docks near the Metro station entrance
Ivy Station works best for technology companies, healthcare companies, and any employer with a workforce spread across a wide area. If reducing commute time for employees is a priority, this building makes that case better than anything else in the Culver City market.
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