Construction activity is underway at 10912 Huston Street in North Hollywood, where a new affordable housing development is taking shape on a previously vacant parcel just east of Vineland Avenue. Permit records from the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety indicate that the project has moved into active construction, adding new income-restricted housing to a low-rise residential block.
The development, led by Angeleno Investments, consists of a four-story residential building containing 38 one- and two-bedroom apartments. All units are designated for low- and moderate-income households. The project does not include on-site vehicle parking, reflecting its infill context and proximity to transit corridors and neighborhood services.
Approvals for the project include density bonus incentives and ministerial streamlining under Executive Directive 1, allowing the development to proceed with waivers from certain zoning standards. The entitlement pathway aligns with the city’s broader effort to accelerate affordable housing production through reduced discretionary review.
Architectural plans prepared by Open Office depict a compact contemporary structure clad in metal and fiber cement panels, with a vertically articulated façade that distinguishes the building from surrounding single-family homes. Landscaping and pedestrian-oriented frontage are incorporated along Huston Street to soften the transition between the new development and adjacent properties.
Once completed, the project will add 38 permanently affordable homes to North Hollywood, contributing to a growing portfolio of small-scale, density bonus-supported housing developments across the city. Angeleno Investments and Open Office are also collaborating on similar affordable housing projects elsewhere in Los Angeles, including a planned development on Baird Avenue in Reseda.
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