Innocean USA Signs 100K-SF lease with Hackman Capital in Headquarters Relocation

Advertising agency Innocean USA has signed a new 101,000-square-foot office lease at Hackman Capital Partners’ 888 N. Douglas property in El Segundo. The space will serve as the company’s U.S. headquarters and represents a relocation from 50,000 square feet of space in Huntington Beach. The tenant will move into its new space after construction concludes in 2027.

JLL’s Jason Fine, Jeff Ingham, and Mitch Lundquist represented Innocean USA in the new lease. Hackman Capital represented itself.

“This is a transformative change for Innocean USA, and we spent years advising the leadership team to help find a ‘one of one’ facility that would bring their company vision of the future to reality,” said Fine. “This is going to be a special place where their employees and creativity will absolutely thrive.”

Across from the Lakers’ practice facility and the L.A. Times headquarters, 888 Douglas is a 30-acre campus with four buildings totaling approximately 550,000 square feet. Hackman Capital purchased the 1930s-era aerospace manufacturing site in 2016 and invested $100 million to transform it into a creative office campus.

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