Construction crews have broken ground for a new residential development at 760 South Serrano Avenue in Koreatown, Los Angeles. The LA-based Jamison Properties Inc is the real estate development company behind the project. They are working with Wilshire Construction to transform what used to be a surface level parking lot.
Development permits have been filed seeking the approval of a four-story mixed-use building at 412-418 South Robertson Boulevard, Beverly Hills. The project proposes to demolish the existing 6,188 square-foot single-story commercial building and constructing thirty-eight apartment units over three levels of subterranean parking.
Construction is well underway at 215 West 14th Street in Downtown Los Angeles. MVE is the architectural firm behind the cascading, glass and concrete design. It has been entitled, “Emerald,” staying on theme with the client, Jade Enterprises, a real estate investment firm.
Development permits have been submitted seeking the approval of demolishing the existing industrial-use structures to construct a new commercial-use building at 1639 9th Street, Santa Monica. The project proposal includes constructing a cafe with dog lounges and an artist studio intended to offer pet rescue services and recreational spaces for pets and people alike. Quezada Architecture is managing the design concepts and construction of the commercial project.
Construction crews are in the process of excavation for a seven-story mixed-use apartment building at 1630 North Schrader Boulevard in Hollywood, Los Angeles. Dubbed the Hollywood Arts Collective, the $120 million project will replace a 149-car surface parking lot with affordable housing for artists, performing arts space, gallery, and rehearsal studios. Thomas Safran and Associates is responsible the development as the applicant and property owner.
