Nearly a week after historic food hall Grand Central Market celebrated its 100th anniversary, it was sold to Beverly Hills real estate investment company Langdon Street Capital. According to Eater, the new owner plans to keep most of the DTLA market intact, adding only minor enhancements to the structure’s decor and lighting. However, Curbed reports differently, stating that the new owner has invested quite a bit of money for Grand Central Market’s upgrades. Although there is much speculation about the market’s aesthetic future, Langdon Street Capital has kept most details under wraps.

The company purchased the popular market for an undisclosed price in a deal that also included the next-door Million Dollar Theatre, Grand Central Square Apartments, and the Grand Central parking structure.

The historic market’s previous owner was real estate developer The Yellin Company, which is led by Adele Yellin, who was responsible for bringing in big-name vendors such as Eggslut, G&B Coffee, Sticky Rice, and Horse Thief.

Grand Central Market originally opened in 1917 and has only had four owners. The food hall, which was previously more low-key, went through a resurgence in recent years after introducing more eclectic and upscale vendors. It is now a bustling and thriving community attraction for both locals and tourists.