Exterior Work is finishing up at 215 West 14th Street, in Downtown Los Angeles. Jade Enterprises is the developer behind the project, which will bring 154 new apartments to the area. The “L” shaped design replaces a .67-acre parking lot, bordered by South Olive Street, West 14th Street, and South Hill Street.
1111 Hill Street Tower is gradually progressing towards ground breaking in Downtown Los Angeles. The Sustainable Communities Environmental Assessment for the project was recently published. Crown Group is behind the project, which they intend to complete by 2025, hoping to start work by the end of this year.
2847 West Leeward Avenue is taking shape in Westlake. The project is one of Jameson Properties ever expanding portfolio, only a short distance from the majority of their projects, in Koreatown. When completed the site will provide 46 market-rate units to the rapidly growing area. Some units will have views of the recently completed “Kurve,” a couple blocks away.
Framing is rising at 2721 West Wilshire Boulevard, in Westlake. The project, by The Richman Group, will be almost entirely low income housing. It is being built on what used to be the parking lot of “The Bryson,” the iconic, deco era hotel that has also been converted to low income housing. The new project has been titled “Bryson II.”
“The Kurve on Wilshire” has opened at 2801 West Sunset Place, in Koreatown. The long anticipated project reaches 23 stories high, stories above most of the surrounding structures. Hankey Capital and Jamison Services, Inc. are the developers of the project, which utilizes a curved surface to break up the large massing of the design.
