Exterior work has nearly finished up at the new Audrey Irmas Pavilion, in Koreatown. The project is part of a massive redevelopment plan for the Wilshire Boulevard Temple block, that started in 2011. Ground was broken for the Pavilion on November 11, 2018.
955 South Fedora Street has been partly revealed, in Koreatown. The project will bring denser housing, as well as a few low-income housing units to the location. Imanoel Davodpou is listed as the project applicant.
Work on 919 South Harvard Boulevard is wrapping up, in Koreatown. The project has been titled “E on Harvard,” according to the property management website by Moss and Company. The site received a 70 percent density bonus by making 10 percent of the units low-income housing.
750 South Kingsley Drive has reached full height, in Koreatown. The project will bring denser housing, as well as low-income housing, to the area. Sabet Properties is behind the development.
Framing is starting to rise at 321 South Oxford Avenue, in Koreatown. The project will bring denser housing and a few low-income units to the area. New Creation Engineering & Development are the primary contractors for the project. A couple of smaller residential buildings were previously at the location.
