Lincoln Property Company is moving forward with plans for a large residential development at 1238 Lincoln Boulevard in Santa Monica, set to replace the longtime home of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Monica. The project site sits near Wilshire Boulevard, within a busy corridor that has seen rapid change over the past decade.
A joint venture of Sunrise Senior Living and Lincoln Property Company has retooled its Wilshire Corridor proposal at 10354 Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica, pivoting to the city’s Housing Incentive Program to expand the plan. The refreshed application, filed in August, now envisions a 20-story tower on Wilshire paired with a four-story companion building along Ashton Avenue. The site currently contains a 40-unit apartment building slated for redevelopment. Design duties have shifted to HKS Architects.
Revised plans have quietly refreshed the look and feel of the mixed‑income housing complex taking shape at 1640 Fifth Street in Santa Monica, introducing warmer terra‑cotta accents, darker metal panels, and new rooftop plantings after three rounds of Architectural Review Board feedback. The eight‑story structure from Lincoln Property Company, designed by local mainstay KFA Architecture, would occupy a mid‑block site just a short walk north of Metro’s E Line terminus at Downtown Santa Monica Station.
A new mixed-use project has been proposed for development at 1640 5th Street in Santa Monica. The project proposal includes the development of a new eight-story mixed-use building offering spaces for residential and commercial uses. Lincoln Property Company is listed as the owner. KFA Architecture is responsible for the designs.
A new set of renderings has been revealed for a mixed-use project proposed for development at 5700 Hannum Avenue in Culver City, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the construction of a new six-story building offering spaces for residential and retail uses. The project will replace an office building on the site. Lincoln Property Company and Highmark Advisors are listed as the project developer. KFA Architecture is responsible for the designs. Agency Artifact is the project’s landscape architect.
