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.
“The Link,” in Glendale, has recently opened at 3909 San Fernando Road. The site will bring ground-level retail and denser housing to an area close to employers, with the end goal of reducing dependency on auto transportation. The project is by local developer Kareco.
Ground has been broken at 777 North Front Street for the massive LaTerra Select project in Burbank, Los Angeles. The site will bring much-needed housing to Burbank, which has one of, if not the highest, shortages of housing to job ratios in the state, with employers such as Walt Disney, Warner Brothers, and Nickelodeon Animation located close by. The site will be the largest of LaTerra’s developments to date.
“Wallace on Sunset” has opened in Hollywood. The property, located at 6240 Sunset Boulevard, was developed by Essex Property Trust. It is named after the famous performer Beryl Wallace, who, in the 1930s, used to perform at the historic Earl Carroll theater next door.
Construction has topped out at 12575 Venice Boulevard in Mar Vista, Los Angeles. The structure, in development by LaTerra, will bring more housing to the Venice Mar Vista Arts District, recently created by the City of Los Angeles. The site was purchased in 2019. The location is a short drive from Google, Facebook, Apple, Amazon Studios, and Sony.