Exterior paneling is rising at Figueroa & Pico, in Downtown Los Angeles. The project, by Lightstone Group, will significantly boost hotel accommodations across the street from the convention center, as well as other venues close by. Developers aim to improve the pedestrian experience in the area, and street frontage, in a phased approach. There will be three towers in total.
502 South Harvard Boulevard is nearing full height, in Koreatown. It will bring denser housing, as well as some low income units to the area, in the form of a 100-suite co-living design. Elk Development is behind the project, which utilizes Tier-3 T.O.D. development incentives, obtaining a four unit density bonus.
Stories are rising at 2847 West Leeward Avenue, in Westlake. The project, by Jameson Properties, is barely an expansion out of Koreatown, where many of their developments have been. The site will bring denser housing to the area.
Work is nearly complete at 740 South Alvarado Street, in Westlake. The modular project, by Universal Standard Housing, will bring denser housing as well as a few low income housing units to the area. The site was previously a smaller commercial building.
751 South Valencia Street is at full height, in Westlake. The project, by 4Site Real Estate & Development, will bring denser housing, as well as some low-income housing to the area. The site was previously a 1920s brick commercial building.
