1500 South Granville Avenue was recently completed in Santa Monica. The project was developed by CIM Group, and then sold to UCLA for student housing. The 2.6-acre lot used to be a car dealership. The address is the second half of the project, 11800 Santa Monica Boulevard was completed earlier, and currently hosts a Target, as well as other retail and housing on the upper levels.
New three-story development can be seen at 1829 14th Street in Pico, Santa Monica. The non-profit developer, Community Corporation of Santa Monica, has successfully launched an affordable housing project. The project is a housing complex reserved for senior citizens; persons aged 62 and older.
DE Architects is responsible for the design concepts and construction.
Exterior work has finished at 11407 Santa Monica Boulevard in Santa Monica, Los Angeles County. The project, by Wisemen Residental, will bring denser housing and retail to the location. Signs on the property indicate that Lee Shapiro is the real estate agent for the commercial space.
Non-profit developer Community Corp announced that construction has started for a mixed-use affordable housing project at 2120 Lincoln Boulevard in Ocean Park, Santa Monica. Named Pacific Landing, the project will consist of residential units with…
Development permits have been submitted seeking the approval of new addition to the existing double-story apartment building at 927 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica. The project proposal includes adding a third-story addition to the existing landmark; a sixteen-unit residential building.
The existing building was developed by Taksa Investment Group. Howard Laks Architects managed the design concept and plans for the project.
