This is a place to collaborate with others; friends and strangers alike. A place to do it all: dine, unwind, shop, work and play
The History of Mosaic
The rebranded name commemorates the area’s rich history and salutes the future of the Downtown region. During the Works Progress Administration in 1938, the largest mosaic in the country was commissioned at the Long Beach Auditorium. When the auditorium was demolished in 1979 to build the Convention Center and Terrace Theater, a community-led effort saved the artwork, which was re-installed at Harvey Milk Park, currently situated within the development.
The “Recreation in Long Beach” mosaic remains a significant cultural icon in Long Beach and the new name pays respects to the renowned artwork while celebrating a modern vision for the district that weaves the fabric of the city together.
Our Values
Community Pride
We believe in celebrating all aspects that make Long Beach unique. We are committed to the community, dedicating time, energy and capital to achieve a successful shared outcome. Together we thrive.
The Story of Long Beach
We believe in a story of local success that shines a light on local culture. A story that is inclusive and representative of Long Beach as a whole. We are more than a district; we’re the heart of this city.
A Safe Place to Thrive
We believe in regenerating a safe place that encourages friends and families to gather. The lifestyle destination that downtown deserves. Where personal connections become the core of a thriving neighborhood.
Downtown Long Beach is thriving with activity* and is becoming a sought after destination for employers, developers, residents, retail brands and restaurants alike
Mosaic will contribute to a major change in the landscape of Downtown Long Beach by creating a vibrant place for the local and like-minded to connect, create, and thrive.
*There are currently 1,356 residential units under construction with 2,859 residential units planned or proposed.
Downtown Long Beach at a Glance
400+
Established and Walkable Retail Storefronts
8,000+
Units with 4,100 Under Construction or Approved
6.2M+
Of Class A + B Office
8M+
Visitors Annually
Area Overview
