1315-1323 Colton Street View

Buildings Almost Ready At 1314-1320 Court Street & 1315-1323 Colton Street, Echo Park, Los Angeles

A new residential project is progressing construction at 1314-1320 Court Street & 1315-1323 Colton Street in Echo Park, Los Angeles. The project proposal consists of development of two six-story residential buildings offering 120 residential units each. Aragon Properties Corporation is the project developer. Irvine-based Coe Architecture is responsible for the design concepts for both buildings.

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8315-8319 and 8335 Greenleaf Avenue

Residences Planned At 8315-8319 and 8335 Greenleaf Avenue In Whittier

A new residential project has been planned at 8315-8319 and 8335 Greenleaf Avenue in Whittier. The project proposal includes the development of 17 homes planned next to the Whittier Greenway, on a site that is a a rezoned industrial property. Local real estate development firm Lee & Associates is the project developer. Downey-based Florence Homes is responsible for the design concepts.

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1655-1661 N Allesandro Street

Apartments To Replace Manufacturing Building At 1655-1661 Allesandro Street, Echo Park, Los Angeles

A new residential project will soon be developed at 1655-1661 Allesandro Street in Echo Park, Los Angeles. The project proposal includes the development of a building offering apartments, replacing a manufacturing building built in the 1940s on the site. GA Engineering is responsible for the design concepts. An entity affiliated with West Hollywood-based AJ. Khair Development & Construction is the project applicant.

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6266 West Sunset Boulevard. Rendering via TCA Architects.

Development Proposed for 6266 West Sunset Boulevard, in Hollywood

A new development has been proposed for 6266 West Sunset Boulevard, in Hollywood. Plans call for demolishing a few smaller single story structures on the block, and replacing them with a larger, mixed use building. The site currently houses a 19-story adaptive re-use residential tower, with ground floor retail, which will stay, and the rest of the project will be built in a loosely “L” shape around it.

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