BIG NEWS! Los Angeles’s Regency Outdoor Gives Up 87 Units to New Tradition
New Tradition Adds Regency Outdoor
Billboards to it’s Los Angeles Market
We have been hearing the rumblings. You have been hearing the whispers. The culmination of the lengthy legal battles between the Kennedy Brothers (read a taste of the legal theatre⇒ Drake Kennedy v. Brian Kennedy ) who founded Regency Outdoor in Los Angles, has allegedly happened. Allegedly, because these guys seem to never stop with legal recourse. Does the repeal process in our courts ever come to a finality? Trellis reporting on Kennedy’s law suits

Law theory aside. This same bunch who hacked off some of the finest OOH space they owned on the Sunset Strip, selling to Netflix a reported 30+ locations for an unconfirmed $150 MILLION, has made another deal for their premium outdoor space, this time with
New Tradition Media. We are not sure of the terms.
In an email sent to OOH Buyers and obtained by OOH Today, New Tradition Media has confirmed they have acquired a portion of the coveted Regency Outdoor bulletin portfolio in the Los Angeles market. This legendary billboard plant was built over the greater part of a half century and represents an irreplaceable footprint in Los Angeles.
New Tradition announced the following: “As of today, New Tradition is adding 87 new units of the Regency plant, focusing on core L.A. neighborhoods & roadways that include: West LA, Westwood, Hollywood, West Hollywood, Brentwood, Culver City, Beverly Grove, Mid City, DTLA, Los Feliz, Ladera Heights, Sherman Oaks, Toluca Lake, VanNuys, i405, i10 & i110. This brings our overall footprint in Los Angeles to 110 premium signs! See attached for a visual of our newly added coverage.”


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Big news for New Tradition!
Looks like Regency needs to make some updates to their website…ouch!
Hi Sean K
The ink is still wet on this deal. Let’s give them a break on the website update. Thank you for your support and comments.
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Drake – move into southern area and Eastern too why are you shorting yourself. Fontana and everything in between to Los Angeles what about everything from San Diego to Los Angeles. There are a lot of areas out there for billboards.
Sherri