Work on 919 South Harvard Boulevard is wrapping up, in Koreatown. The project has been titled “E on Harvard,” according to the property management website by Moss and Company. The site received a 70 percent density bonus by making 10 percent of the units low-income housing.
919 South Harvard Boulevard. Image via eonharvardla.com.
The building is five stories tall, with 18,600 square feet of floor. It is 54 feet high, 103 feet long, and 39 feet wide. 24 units are contained inside, three of which fall under the extremely low-income tier. There is a mix of one-bedroom and studio arrangements.
919 South Harvard Boulevard. Image via eonharvardla.com.
The interior features include an elevator, controlled access, and on-site laundry. It is a non-smoking community. Dogs and cats are permitted. There is one level of the basement, with 12 car parking spaces, and 24 long-term and 2 short-term bicycle parking spaces. Bus stops, a block in either direction, provide public transportation to the area.
919 South Harvard Boulevard. Image via eonharvardla.com.
AFCO is behind the contemporary architectural design, which features eastern elements, blending with the popular aesthetic of the community. Balconies add an additional dimension to the facade. The permit valuation was $2.9 million at the time of filing. Applications are currently being accepted at eonharvardla.com.
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