Construction has topped out for 750 South Oxford Avenue in Koreatown, Los Angeles. The site was acquired by Cal-Coast in 2015 in conjunction with East Coast partner Rescore. Bernards Builders Inc. is the primary contractor. It has been entitled “The Rise.”
Stories are rising at 3170 West Olympic Boulevard, in Koreatown. The project has been dubbed “The Bora.” Previously, ground-level buildings on the site were demolished a couple of years ago. Bando Dela Corp recently purchased the site for $20.3 million.
Located in the heart of Koreatown, Orbinvest Capital has gotten the green light to create a new and affordable apartment complex. The building will be within walking distance of both the subway line and bus stops circulating the greater Los Angeles area. When the site is complete, Orbinvest Capital aim to have a welcoming environment that feels new but that is also inspired by the history of the buildings within the city limits.
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.
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.
