Tesla Town no more, Fisker moves auto headquarters into Manhattan Beach
The Fisker EMotion. Photo by JP Coredero Moments after ringing the opening bell on the New York Stock Exchange floor Monday morning, Henrik Fisker met in Manhattan Beach with newly reelected Manhattan Beach Mayor Richard Montgomery and Continental Development CEO Richard Lundquist. The virtual bell ringing celebrated Fisker Inc.’s listing on the New York Stock Exchange (FSR). The company raised $1 billion when it went public last month. Continendtal Development’s Richard Lundquist, Manhattan Beach Mayor Richard Motgomery and Fisker founder Henrik Fisker. Photo by JP cordero The Montgomery and Lundquist meeting celebrated Fisker’s opening of its new world headquarters in a 72,000 square foot, glass clad building at the Manhattan Beach corner of Rosecrans and Aviation boulevards. The building is owned by Continental Development. Its previous tenant was True Religion Jeans, from 2015, when the building was refurbished, until last April when True Religion went bankrupt. The bankruptcy coincided with Fisker’s plan to move from a Torrance office park to a larger, newly refurbished, former manufacturing building in El Segundo. But shortly before making the move, Fisker learned the site…
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