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Downtown Feels Different.
At the heart of an innovative, diverse city lies 1.38 Un-square Miles of unmistakable energy. Our cross streets are cross-sections of what makes Long Beach unique – people living, working, playing and discovering this great place together. To feel it for yourself, come on down.
Visit DTLB
When you visit Downtown Long Beach, you’ll find a place that’s open. Open for business and for world-class meals and entertainment, absolutely. But also open to new ideas, outside perspectives and, of course, you. Come see why this slice of California heaven is made to be explored.
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Invest In DTLB
We don’t have to sell you on location. Business does more than move through Long Beach; it stays here and plays a vital role in defining the region’s present and future growth. Now is the time to be a part of a scene that’s much more than just a spectacular view.
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About DLBA
DLBA has a passion for Long Beach. We believe there’s no better city in which to live, work, or raise a family, and Downtown is at the core of Long Beach’s resurgence. We work tirelessly on behalf of our tenants, businesses and property owners to promote our shared passion for this city and bring it to even greater heights.
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DTLB UNFILTERED
Downtown’s Unfiltered photography contest launched for its second year, providing an opportunity for novice and professional photographers to engage with the downtown area.
Getting Around
California’s sixth-largest city is one of its most accessible. Downtown is designed with all modes of transportation in mind – we’re a walker’s paradise just as much as we’re a public transportation leader.
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Streets That Mean More
Public Realm promotes a safe, vibrant and beautiful Downtown by developing and supporting programs and policies that foster a transit-, pedestrian-, and bicycle-friendly environment.
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Happening Now
If you blink, you’ll miss it. So make sure to follow us on Instagram @DLBA to keep up with the never-ending progress of Downtown Long Beach.