The Southern California Flower Market has been a mainstay of the Fashion and Flower District of Los Angeles for 100 years. In 2016, the Market faced a life changing decision- move out of the City to address rising costs or look to the future and redevelop the property to ensure our health and longevity. We chose to stay and build upon our legacy and future.

Two years ago our families, which make up the ownership of the Market, were granted permission by the LA City Council to redevelop the property while maintaining our wholesale flower operations. This unique process helps us modernize, expand, and keep the hundreds of jobs that surround our operations on a daily basis. This approval for the addition of 323 new and much needed housing units 64,363 square feet of office, 13,420 square feet of neighborhood service restaurant space, and approximately 25,000 square feet of multipurpose commercial space while maintaining Market operations in the City for another 100 years.

Our approval has been in jeopardy through a frivolous lawsuit and now it's our chance to share our voices publicly!

After years of litigation, the Judge has ruled we can move forward finally with minor technical tweaks to our Environmental Impact Report (EIR). Now, our previously approved project, returns to the City Council for two more hearings.

You have three opportunities to voice your support:

1- the EIR Comment Period (now- November 1st)
2- the Planning and Land Use Committee (Hearing anticipated mid-November)
3- the Full City Council (Hearing TBD)

Your signature helps at each Hearing and is vital to keeping the Market in Los Angeles for generations to enjoy!