Solair Wilshire

Solair Wilshire is a 24-story condominium tower completed in 2009 that anchors the Mid-Wilshire/Koreatown corridor of Los Angeles. The concrete, steel and glass structure presents a modern architectural language with dramatic public spaces: a lobby with stone, wood, and water features leads to retail on the lower floors and resident-only vertical circulation. Residences are primarily two-bedroom configurations (with larger three-bedroom and penthouse variations represented in listings) and emphasize open plans, high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and large balconies or expansive private patios on select levels. Interior finishes reported across units include quartz and granite counters, stainless appliances, walk-in closets, pantry space, recessed lighting, and features such as breakfast bars, loft areas, and separate formal dining rooms. Common areas center on a seventh-floor sky deck that functions as a resort-style amenity zone: heated pool and spa, cabanas, outdoor fire pits, BBQ stations, extensive patio seating, and a dog run. Additional building amenities include a fully equipped fitness center, indoor club room/lounge, business center/conference room, 24-hour staffed concierge, secure gated entry with surveillance, on-site maintenance, and assorted retail at street level. Parking is assigned (multiple spaces available for many units) and storage is provided for residents; pet amenities and controlled access support urban, amenity-driven living within walking distance of restaurants, markets, the Wilshire/Western subway, and cultural venues in Koreatown.