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LA’s $800M Megaproject Is Bringing Abandoned Towers Back

Long-form12:43People & BlogsPublished Sep 13, 2026, 2:59 PM · 5w ago
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Los Angeles is about to witness one of America’s most unbelievable megaproject comebacks. For nearly seven years, Oceanwide Plaza stood unfinished in the heart of Downtown LA, with three massive skyscrapers . After more than $1.2 billion was spent, construction collapsed, the towers became covered in graffiti, and the project turned into one of LA’s most infamous abandoned developments. Now, an $800 million comeback could finally bring Oceanwide Plaza back to life. This video explores what happened to the abandoned skyscrapers, why construction stopped, the Chinese investment collapse behind the project, KPC Group and Lendlease’s redevelopment plans, the massive restoration challenges, and how the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics could determine the future of this Downtown LA megaproject. Is Oceanwide Plaza finally coming back—or is this another billion-dollar gamble? #LosAngeles #OceanwidePlaza #MegaProject #Megaprojects #DowntownLA #Skyscraper #Construction #LA2028

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