A new residential project has reached completion at its project site located at 2599 Alsace Avenue in West Adams, Los Angeles. The project proposal included the development of a new six-story building featuring residential units and onsite amenities. CIM Group is the project developer. Hwangbo Architecture is responsible for the designs.
Construction activity can be seen happening at a project site at 5551 West Jefferson Boulevard in West Adams, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the construction of a four-story building offering residential units and onsite parking. Huntington Beach-based West Coast Servicing, Inc operating as West Coast 2014-2, LLC is the property owner. Vanos Architects is responsible for the designs. Landscaping is provided by Studio H2O.
A new mixed-use development is rising, taking shape and form at 5201 West Adams Boulevard in West Adams, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the construction of a new six-story building offering spaces for commercial and residential uses. CIM Group is the project developer. Hwangbo Architecture is responsible for the designs.
A new office building has topped out at its location at 5237 West Jefferson Boulevard in West Adams, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the construction of a three-story office building with onsite parking. Los Angeles-based Center Capital Partners, LLC is the project developer. Abramson Architects is responsible for the designs.
Los Angeles Metro Rail has announced the opening of the highly anticipated K Line. The route adds seven new stops, and will eventually connect Metro Line E, which travels between Downtown and Santa Monica, to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The light rail line currently serves the communities of West Adams, Jefferson Park, Baldwin Hills, Leimert Park, Hyde Park, Inglewood, and Westchester. The official metro website states that “The K Line was designed and built with the help of community input and local voices to provide a faster, more convenient and reliable way to connect to jobs, schools and the rich cultural places throughout these communities.”
