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SALES TAX BY MAJOR BUSINESS GROUP*Allocation aberrations have been adjusted to reflect sales activity Fuel and
Service
Stations
Food
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Drugs
Building
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Construction
Autos
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Transportation
Business
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Industry
Restaurants
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Hotels
General
Consumer
Goods
CULVER CITY DISTRICT TAXES HIGHLIGHTS
Published by HdL Companies in Winter 2026
DISTRICT TAXES UPDATE
CULVER CITY MEASURES C AND CC
3Q 2025 (JULY-SEPTEMBER)
DISTRICT TAX MAJOR BUSINESS GROUP
Culver City’s Measures C and CC voter-approved transactions and use taxes’ gross receipts from July – September 2025 were up
9.4% compared to the third sales period in 2024. However, after adjusting for reporting modifications from audit adjustments and delayed payments, actual sales landed 5.7% higher. Most tax groups posted improved results.
The biggest tax group, general consumer goods, experienced growth in family apparel and electronics/appliance store purchases, as well as ecommerce retail, netting a 4.1% gain for the quarter. Casual dining (assisted by some new eateries) led the gains in the restaurants-hotels group, which offset declines in other sectors. Diners are eating out, but choosing value as they manage higher menu prices.
A large one-time taxpayer payment in the heavy industrial segment lifted business-industry almost 15%. New car purchases by locals drove the increase in autos-transportation – following two quarters of decline. An increase in contractor activity and improved spending on plumbing/electrical supplies lifted building-construction 21.3%.
Conversely, lower grocery and convenience/liquor sales caused food-drugs receipts to slip. The fluctuating price of crude oil directly affected fuel-service station receipts – with revenues falling 14%.
Net of adjustments, taxable sales for all of Los Angeles County were flat over the comparable time period; the Southern California region was up 1.8%.
Revenue Comparison (A ctual Receipts to Adopted Budg et) YTD Actual Collections net Admin Adopted FY 25/26 YTD % Budget Sales Tax 6,321,248 24,406,836 26%
District Tax 4,283,116 16,840,000 25%
5.7%CULVER CITY MEASURE C
TOTAL: $ 1,424,496 3Q2025
CULVER CITY MEASURE CC
TOTAL: $ 2,848,956
5.7%
3Q2025
REVENUE BY BUSINESS GROUP
Culver City Measure CC This Quarter*
5%
Food/Drug
4%
Fuel
19%
Restaurants
8%
Autos/Trans.
7%
Building
14%
Bus./Ind.
43%
Cons.Goods
*ADJUSTED FOR
ECONOMIC DATA
TOP NON-CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS TYPES
Q3 '25*
Culver City Measure CC
Business Type
HdL State
Change Change
396.1 -4.8% -0.4%Discount Dept Stores
227.9 5.7% 2.1%Casual Dining
137.5 17.2% 2.7%New Motor Vehicle Dealers
132.3 6.2% -2.3%Electronics/Appliance Stores
122.2 7.1% 5.8%Retail ECommerce
116.3 -13.6% -5.0%Service Stations
115.8 19.1% 3.6%Family Apparel
105.7 8.5% -0.5%Department Stores
105.2 -2.5% -2.1%Specialty Stores
96.1 -5.0% -1.1%Quick-Service Restaurants
*Allocation aberrations have been adjusted to reflect sales activity *In thousands of dollars CULVER CITY DISTRICT TAXES UPDATE3Q 2025
TOP 25 PRODUCERS
Amazon Fulfillment Services
Amazon MFA
Best Buy
Bestbuy Com
Chevrolet of Culver City
Conserv Fuel
Costco
Culver City Toyota
Howard Industries
In N Out Burger
JC Penney
Laurel Culver
Macy’s
Nordstrom Rack
Restoration Hardware
Ross
Sephora
Sweetwater Digital Productions
Target
Thumbwar
TJ Maxx
Total Wine & More
Trader Joe’s
Uber Eats
Vons