More multifamily housing is in the works at 728-736 S Manhattan Place in Koreatown, Los Angeles. The project proposes the development of a large multifamily residential building. Plans call for the demolition of a single-family home and fourplex on the site. Los Angeles-based ELK Development is the project developer. OfficeUntitled is responsible for the design concepts and construction.
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.
A new residential project has successfully broken ground and began construction at 1410 North Highland Avenue in Hollywood. The project proposal consists of micro-unit apartments that will replace an auto repair shop.
The project is a joint venture between ELK Development and Sixty West, which have secured funding worth $41.1-million. OfficeUntitled is managing the design concept and construction.