2968 West 7th Street has reached its structural height in Koreatown, Los Angeles. The project, entitled “Nexen,” is a partnership between Jamison Services and City Century, who filed for a $27 million permit valuation. The seven-story structure is beginning to take shape on a parcel once occupied by surface parking and a single-story commercial building.
Framing has started to rise at 1530 North Cassil Place, in Hollywood, for development by Bond Companies, which has firms in Chicago and Los Angeles. Entitled, “Inspire Hollywood,” the structure is tucked a few plots away from Sunset Boulevard. As part of the Transit Oriented Communities program, it is a short distance from the Red Line.
Jamison Properties has nearly reached structural height at 2880 West James M. Wood Boulevard, also referred to as 900 Vermont street. The building is one of several developments taking place in Koreatown. The property is part of the Transit Oriented Communities incentive program, with the Wilshire/Vermont subway station a couple of blocks away, transporting the purple and red lines.
Exterior construction has nearly finished at 6711 Sepulveda Boulevard, in Westchester. The building is located next door to our previous post, at 6733 South Sepulveda Boulevard. The project is for the Hanover Company, which is headquartered in Texas, but has properties throughout the United States.
Construction has started at 6733 South Sepulveda Boulevard, in Westchester. The development, by Sandstone Properties, was designed to attract the attention of local tech giant employees.
