A new mixed-use project has been fully framed at its site at 1936 West 6th Street in Westlake, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the construction of a six-story mixed-use building offering spaces for commercial and residential uses. An entity affiliated with the Irvine-based real estate investment firm Sperry Equities is the project developer.
A new housing complex has been proposed for development at 355 South Alvarado Street in Westlake. The project proposal includes the redevelopment of a motel built in the 1980s into a housing complex. The project was built through Project Homekey. Kadre Architects designed the project. The conversion is led by Los Angeles County and its non-profit partner Hope the Mission.
Another affordable housing project could become a part of the city of Los Angeles at 820 South Lake Avenue in Westlake. The project proposal includes the construction of a six-story housing complex offering residential units at affordable rates. The project requires the demolition of an old duplex that was constructed in 1920s. Haytham Kafouf of HANB, LLC, represented by CP3 Development, is the project applicant.
A new affordable housing community has been proposed for development at 1435 3rd Street in Westlake. The project proposal includes the construction of a residential community offering housing and amenities for seniors at affordable rates. The project site is an empty lot. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted to approve new funding for the proposed affordable and permanent supportive housing complex this week. West Hollywood Community Housing Corp is the project developer. Architecture firm 64North is designing the building.
A new mixed-use project is under construction at 1800 West Beverly Boulevard in Westlake, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the development of a six-story building offering space for residential use and onsite residential amenities. Los Angeles-based Cityview is the project developer. AC Martin is serving as the executive architect. Other members of the project team include Clark Building Group and Nadia Geller Design.
