Stories are rising at 1230 West Ingraham Street, in Westlake. The development is by SRO Housing. It will be almost entirely low-income housing, set aside for the chronic homeless, veterans, formally homeless, and individuals at the 60% or below AMI level. The project has been titled “Ingraham Apartments.”
Construction has topped out at 3200 West Temple, in Filipinotown. The project has been titled “HiFi Collective,” by developers Link Housing. The site was previously the headquarters for Search to Involve Pilipino Americans (SIPA), who will occupy 6,100 square feet of the commercial ground floor, once the project finishes.
846 South Mariposa Avenue is finishing up, in Koreatown. The project is a collaboration between FEI Enterprises and Fedida Properties. It will bring denser housing, as well as a few low-income housing units to the rapidly growing area.
Two, 23 story towers are in the works for 3600 Wilshire Boulevard, in Koreatown. Jamison Properties is behind the large development. The site will add 1,094,700 square feet of space to the popular area.
2130 East Violet Street has topped out, in the Arts District. The project, by Lowe, will revitalize the industrial area with a new office space. The site is situated along the Los Angeles River. The building will be nine stories tall, and over 113,000 square feet in size.
