The exterior of “The Landmark,” at 11750 West Wilshire Boulevard, in West Los Angeles, is nearing completion. It is the first high-rise residential development west of the 405 in over 40 years. Douglas Emett is the developer behind the project.
Affordable housing has been proposed on a vacant lot fronting the Santa Ana railroad at 801-809 E Santa Ana Boulevard. The project proposal includes constructing affordable residences for applicants earning less than 30 percent of the area’s median income for 55 years.
HomeAid Orange County is the non-profit developer invested in the project. Bassenian Lagoni Architects is managing the design concepts and construction of the housing development.
Framework is starting to rise at 12101 West Olympic Boulevard in West Los Angeles. The 4.8-acre site used to belong to Martin Cadillac, which has relocated to make way for Martin Expo Town Center, a development of office buildings, retail, and housing. Hines, USAA Real Estate, and Philena Properties are currently developing the property.
Last year, the City of Gardena approved development permits to construct townhomes at 2129 Rosecrans Avenue and now the residences are available on the market. The project site was occupied by an office building and an automobile repair business near the northeast corner of Rosecrans and Van Ness Avenues. G3 Urban cleared up the industrial site and is managing the design concepts and construction.
6390 De Longpre Avenue, in Hollywood, is reaching completion. The housing highrise is one of the remaining steps in the new Netflix campus. Webcore Construction, of Alameda, is the major contractor behind the project. Kilroy is the developer, aiming to make the city block reflect a modern-day work environment.
