Construction is moving forward at 11261 West Santa Monica Boulevard in Sawtelle, where a new multifamily residential project from Wiseman Residential is rising near the Interstate 405 corridor. Wood framing is now visible at the site, signaling a transition from groundwork to vertical construction.
A small condominium project has been approved at 817 16th Street, introducing new for-sale housing just south of Montana Avenue in Santa Monica. The proposal replaces an existing residential structure with a low-rise development that adds density while remaining scaled to its surrounding neighborhood. The project is being developed by Whitecap Projects, with architectural design by Breakform Design.
A new residential building has opened at 4750 Santa Monica Boulevard, marking another step in East Hollywood’s shift toward a continuous mid-rise corridor near the Vermont/Santa Monica Metro station. Known as The Vivien, the project replaces a series of low-scale commercial uses with a transit-oriented development that includes an unusually broad mix of unit types for the neighborhood. The Vivien is developed by Canfield Development. HBA is responsible for the design.
East Hollywood’s transformation from a corridor of swap meets and small storefronts into a vibrant, mixed-use district continues with the completion of Jayden, a contemporary housing development at 4632 Santa Monica Boulevard. The project sits a short walk from the Vermont/Santa Monica Metro station, anchoring a section of the boulevard now defined by transit-accessible residential growth.
Lincoln Property Company is moving forward with plans for a large residential development at 1238 Lincoln Boulevard in Santa Monica, set to replace the longtime home of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Monica. The project site sits near Wilshire Boulevard, within a busy corridor that has seen rapid change over the past decade.