A transit-adjacent property near the A Line’s Anaheim Street Station in Long Beach is being considered for a substantial mixed-use redevelopment, according to materials under review by the Long Beach Planning Commission. The proposal would replace a small commercial building and surface parking at 400 East Anaheim Street with a new mid-rise residential project.
Plans call for the demolition of an existing approximately 9,000-square-foot structure to make way for a seven-story building totaling roughly 215,000 square feet. The proposed development would include 161 residential units situated above 6,556 square feet of ground-floor commercial space, along with structured parking accommodating 91 vehicles.
To achieve the proposed height and density, the project relies on state density bonus provisions. In exchange, 38 of the residential units would be reserved for moderate-income households, increasing housing access in a corridor already characterized by frequent transit service and nearby employment centers.
Property records identify Project 400, LLC as the site owner, an entity linked to Las Vegas-based Doc Ops Physician Management, LLC and TIF Management, LLC. Marketing materials associated with the property emphasize the site’s redevelopment potential and highlight possible neighborhood-serving retail, including a grocery-oriented commercial component and live-work space concepts.
The site sits just east of Beacon Pointe, an existing affordable housing complex built directly adjacent to the Anaheim Street A Line station. If approved, the project would add new housing density within walking distance of regional rail service, reinforcing Long Beach’s broader strategy of concentrating residential growth along transit corridors.
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