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Mixed-Use Housing Planned for 7022 West Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood

A new mixed-use residential project is planned for 7022 West Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, where an existing low-rise commercial structure would be replaced with a seven-story apartment building incorporating retail along the street frontage. The site sits just east of La Brea Avenue, along a stretch of Sunset Boulevard that has seen steady redevelopment activity in recent years.

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2150 Venice Boulevard

Modular Affordable Housing Proposed at 2150 Venice Boulevard in Harvard Heights

A corner parcel along Venice Boulevard in Harvard Heights is being eyed for a new affordable housing development that would replace an existing auto repair use with a six-story residential building constructed using modular methods. Plans filed with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning in March outline a proposal at 2150 Venice Boulevard for a 69-unit apartment building developed by 2150 MSB Capital, LLC. The project, branded Venice Gardens, would occupy a prominent intersection site and introduce income-restricted housing without providing on-site vehicle parking.

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1-4 East Market Street

Mixed-Use Artist Housing and Café Approved for 1-4 East Market Street in Venice

A new mixed-use development has been approved for 1–4 East Market Street in the Venice neighborhood of Los Angeles. The project will expand an existing duplex into a 3,511-square-foot, two-story structure that combines residential, hospitality, and restaurant uses on a single lot. Permits list 60 Market JV LLC as the applicant. Breakform Design is responsible for the designs.

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Casa De La Luz

Funding Approved for New Affordable Housing at 744-754 South Kern Avenue

With newly approved funding, plans to develop a new affordable housing project at 744–754 South Kern Street in East Los Angeles are set to move forward. The project proposal includes the development of a new affordable residential complex offering 93 affordable housing options. Plans call for the demolition of the existing commercial buildings on the site. Non-profit developer Hollywood Community Housing Corp (HCHC) is listed as the project developer.

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