8th St Plaza is a fully occupied, 8-tenant neighborhood retail strip center located at 3062-3076 W 8th St in the heart of Los Angeles' Koreatown submarket. The property consists of approximately 6,567 square feet of building area situated on a 12,632 square foot parcel and is improved with two single-story retail buildings, open surface parking, and direct frontage along W 8th St. The asset is leased to a diversified mix of food, service, and daily-needs retail tenants, including Aca Grill, Mochinut, Beauty Salon, Potato Sack, Dog Grooming, Smoke Shop, Korean Restaurant & Wine, and Korean Homemade Candy. The multi-tenant rent roll provides investors with diversified income and reduces exposure to any single tenant or use. The offering is supported by an NNN lease structure and strong in-place annual base rental income of $347,119.68. With 100% occupancy, on-site parking, neighborhood-serving tenancy, and an infill Koreatown location, 8th St Plaza represents an opportunity to acquire a stabilized Los Angeles retail asset with durable local demand and immediate cash flow. The Location 8th St Plaza is located along W 8th St near Berendo St within Koreatown, one of Los Angeles' most active and densely populated urban submarkets. The property is surrounded by a deep base of multifamily housing, restaurants, small businesses, service retailers, and daily-needs amenities, creating a built-in customer base for the center's tenants. Koreatown is known for its high-density residential environment, active food and beverage scene, and strong neighborhood retail demand. The surrounding trade area includes apartments, hospitality, entertainment, professional services, and established retail corridors, all of which support consistent local consumer traffic. The Location: The property benefits from convenient access to key Koreatown and central Los Angeles corridors, including W 8th St, Western Ave, Olympic Blvd, Wilshire Blvd, Vermont Ave, and 6th St. The location also provides connectivity to Downtown Los Angeles, MidWilshire, Westlake, Hollywood, and the broader central Los Angeles market.