has foreclosed since we last
The former hot-spot at 4712 Lankershim Blvd. was under a lot of scrutiny in the past year for a number of reasons, including serving alcohol after 2 a.m. and an incident involving a patron who reportedly fired shots outside the club last July.
that undercover Los Angeles Police Department officers visited the nightclub and were given water bottles by the manager to pour their alcohol in after 2 a.m. The officers were also able to buy ecstasy.
The venue initially operated 24 hours a day, but was ordred by the city to close at 2 a.m. on weekends and 12 a.m. during the week. It was one of 23 new conditions placed on the club earlier this year by the city.
Blue Moon Nights eventually shut down in May when it hosted a private party, which was a violation, said Deputy City Attorney Tamar Galatzan.
The club is currently owned by Community Commerce Bank. Ty Ngo, a listing agent with Lee & Associates, said the business remains on the market.
The 4,234-square-foot indoor area is for sale at $850,000, while the 2,100-square-foot patio would cost an additional $150,000, he said.
Ngo said less than half of interested parties so far have talked about converting the night club into commercial office space.
But this question is for the readers. Should the business reopen as a night club or be used for another purpose?
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