Seven‑story TOC project by Bond Companies and HED delivers 90 units—10 affordable—plus pool, fitness studio, and rooftop amenities at 355 Glendale Boulevard in Echo Park.
Construction activity is nearing completion at 414 South Crocker Street in Downtown Los Angeles, where a new affordable and supportive housing development is rising on the former site of the Umeya Rice Cake Company factory. The project occupies parcels addressed as 412–426 South Crocker Street and replaces an industrial use with a large-scale residential complex.
A hotel development has been approved at 11410 Menlo Avenue in Hawthorne, where plans call for replacing a former vehicle storage lot with a new multi-story hotel building. The project received approval from the Hawthorne Planning Commission, clearing the way for construction.
A revised proposal has been submitted to redevelop the property at 1633 26th Street in Santa Monica with a large-scale multifamily residential building, replacing previously approved concepts for the site near the Water Garden district.
Revised plans have quietly refreshed the look and feel of the mixed‑income housing complex taking shape at 1640 Fifth Street in Santa Monica, introducing warmer terra‑cotta accents, darker metal panels, and new rooftop plantings after three rounds of Architectural Review Board feedback. The eight‑story structure from Lincoln Property Company, designed by local mainstay KFA Architecture, would occupy a mid‑block site just a short walk north of Metro’s E Line terminus at Downtown Santa Monica Station.
