Introduction to Demolition
Demolition work at the site of the former Fry’s Electronic store in Burbank began Thursday, over four years after the iconic location closed, citing challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic.
The company announced they would close in February 2021 after almost 36 years in business.
History of Fry’s Electronic Store
The retail chain had 31 stores across nine states, including a Burbank location at 2311 N Hollywood Way.
Demolition and New Development
LaTerra Development is behind the multifamily development replacing Fry’s Electronics, which will feature a podcast production space.
New Multifamily Development
Replacing the storefront will be a 573-unit multifamily development.
The unique building will direct its listings toward media production professionals by offering camera-friendly spaces such as “a green screen studio, movie screening rooms, podcast production space, and areas for professional makeup artists,” according to LaTerra Development.
Conclusion
The demolition of the former Fry’s Electronic store in Burbank marks the end of an era for the iconic retailer, but it also paves the way for a new and innovative development that will cater to the needs of media production professionals in the area.
FAQs
Q: When did the demolition of the former Fry’s Electronic store in Burbank begin?
A: The demolition began on Thursday, over four years after the store closed.
Q: What will replace the former Fry’s Electronic store?
A: A 573-unit multifamily development featuring a podcast production space and other camera-friendly amenities.
Q: Who is behind the new development?
A: LaTerra Development.
Q: What type of professionals will the new development cater to?
A: Media production professionals.
