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.
A new housing proposal at 1650 South Westwood Boulevard would retain the existing commercial building and convert it for residential use. The current application calls for expanding the three-story structure to four stories and creating 31 apartments in a mix of studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts. York Enterprises Inc. is identified as the applicant, with AFCO Design serving as architect.
A new mixed-use residential development has been proposed at 2435 South Military Avenue in the Rancho Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, utilizing Transit Oriented Incentive Area development bonuses under the City’s housing incentive programs. An application filed February 19 with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning seeks approval to replace an existing commercial building on the site with a larger residential structure in exchange for providing income-restricted units.
A long underused corner of Victory Boulevard is set for a significant change, as plans move ahead for a mixed-use affordable housing project that would reintroduce consistent street facing retail to this stretch of North Hollywood. The site sits east of Laurel Canyon Boulevard along a corridor where commercial buildings are spread out and sidewalks often pull away from active storefronts.
At 10505 Washington Boulevard in Palms, Helio has started site work for an eight-story housing-over-retail project after clearing former commercial buildings. The effort is financed by a $92 million construction loan. Reed Architectural Group is leading architecture.