A new mixed-use development is set to rise at 16610 Ventura Boulevard in Encino, bringing a blend of housing and retail to one of the San Fernando Valley’s most active corridors. The project, proposed by Benelisha Group, Inc., has cleared its latest round of approvals with plans for a five-story structure containing 45 apartments above 3,400 square feet of ground-floor retail space.
A new six-story mixed-use project is planned at 5451 West Adams Boulevard in West Adams, Los Angeles. The proposal, filed by CIM Group, would replace the longtime Advance Food Market property with a contemporary building featuring 142 apartments above street-level retail. Design work is being handled by Kevin Tsai Architecture.
A new mixed-use project is moving forward at 5879 West Pico Boulevard, just west of Fairfax Avenue. The City of Los Angeles has approved plans to replace an existing commercial property with a contemporary residential and retail building, adding to the steady wave of mid-rise construction along the Pico corridor. Pico Fairfax LLC is listed as the applicant, with design work led by AFCO Design.
A redesigned mixed-use apartment complex is moving forward at 1931 Wilshire Boulevard in Santa Monica, where a new eight-story building is planned to replace a former Gap retail store near the intersection of Wilshire and 20th Street. Cypress Equity Investments is listed as the project developer, with Los Angeles-based Tighe Architecture now leading design efforts. The firm steps in for AC Martin, who previously helmed an earlier iteration of the project.
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.