Construction continues to progress at 7050 Van Nuys Boulevard, where Alliant Strategic is building one of the San Fernando Valley’s largest mixed-income residential projects currently underway. The development, known as Ardent on Van Nuys, has topped out in wood framing and is now transitioning into exterior finishing along both street frontages.
Construction continues to advance at 6728 Sepulveda Boulevard, where Uncommon Developers is adding one of the largest new residential projects planned for central Van Nuys. The property sits just south of Vanowen Street along a busy commercial stretch, an area that has seen growing interest from mid-rise builders over the last several years.
Plans have been submitted to redevelop a property at 8144 Haskell Avenue in Van Nuys, Los Angeles, with a new self-storage facility. The proposal calls for demolishing an existing 28,320-square-foot industrial building to make way for a larger three-story structure.
A new affordable housing development has been proposed at 6100 Hazeltine Avenue in Van Nuys, aiming to deliver 72 income-restricted apartments in a modern, transit-accessible location. ETZ Development is leading the project, with design by architect Jamie Matz. The proposal is being advanced under Mayor’s Executive Directive 1, which streamlines the approval process for affordable housing projects across Los Angeles
Construction is nearing completion on a six-story mixed-use development at 6569 Van Nuys Boulevard, which will include 174 residential units and 18,400 square feet of ground-floor commercial space. The six-story mixed-use project—now branded The Brightly—introduces a blend of residential living and commercial activity to a major transit-accessible hub. Led by Braum Construction & Management, the project combines construction, development, and management under one roof. The Ketter Group is responsible for the designs.
