1420 South Point View Street View

Six Small-Lot Homes and Two ADUs Planned at 1420 South Point View Street

A new residential plan has emerged for 1420 South Point View Street in Mid-City, where a roughly 9,348-square-foot property would be divided into six small lots. The proposal calls for six structurally independent single-family homes, with two additional attached ADUs incorporated into the two easternmost residences. 1420 S. Point View St LLC owns the property, while Tracy A. Stone Architect is designing the development.

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1248 North Cherokee Avenue

45-Unit Affordable Housing Development Underway at 1248 North Cherokee Avenue, Hollywood

Construction has started on a new affordable housing development at 1248 North Cherokee Avenue in Hollywood, where excavation is underway for a five-story apartment building. Seachange Partners is developing the project, with Aaron Brumer & Associates serving as architect. The building will contain 45 one- and two-bedroom apartments, with 44 homes reserved for low- and moderate-income households and one apartment set aside for an on-site manager.

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5749 South Brynhurst Avenue

53 Affordable Homes Under Construction at 5749 Brynhurst Avenue in Hyde Park

Construction is underway on a 53-unit affordable housing development at 5749 South Brynhurst Avenue in Hyde Park. HVN Development is developing the four-story project, with Stockton Architects responsible for the design and Greython Construction serving as general contractor. The approximately 37,318-square-foot building is rising on a 0.32-acre site previously occupied by residential structures.

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130 West College Street View

Office Complex Advances at 130 West College Street in Chinatown

Plans for a new office complex at 130 West College Street in Chinatown have moved forward following approval by the Los Angeles City Planning Commission. The five-story project is being pursued by the Riboli family, with Granite Properties serving as development manager and Grimshaw Architects leading the design. The development would occupy approximately 2.2 acres between College, Main, Bruno, and Alameda streets.

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