Construction is active at 12032–12038 Washington Place in Mar Vista, where two townhome-style buildings are rising. The plan delivers eight homes across two buildings, each four floors tall with four dwellings per structure. Each structure is planned with private rooftop outdoor space. Design is by Stockton Architects, and records list 1340 Broadway, LLC as owner.
Thatcher Yard has opened at 3233 South Thatcher Avenue in Venice’s Oxford Triangle, converting a former City maintenance yard into an intergenerational affordable housing community. The project provides 98 income-restricted homes for seniors and families across low-rise buildings topping out at three stories. The 2.14-acre site occupies the block bounded by Thatcher Avenue, Princeton Drive, Oxford Avenue, and Harbor Crossing Lane.
A fully affordable housing proposal has been filed under Executive Directive 1 (ED1) at 12222 Exposition Boulevard in Sawtelle, Los Angeles. The address is on the south side of Exposition Boulevard near Amherst and Wellesley, directly along the Expo Line/Bundy segment. The application indicates demolition of two single-family dwellings to enable the project. Local firm Passo is listed as the project developer. Aero Collective is responsible for the designs.
A long-entitled multifamily project known as Riverglen II is under construction at 2624 Riverside Drive, along the west side of Riverside Drive between Glendale Boulevard and Fletcher Drive in the Silver Lake–Echo Park–Elysian Valley Community Plan area. Approvals allowed a series of connected four-story buildings totaling 120 dwellings. The project’s frontage sits immediately west of the I-5 and the Los Angeles River. GMPA Architects is credited as the project architect. City filings list Menlo Trust as the applicant during entitlements.
A five-story affordable senior housing development is advancing at 11410 West Burbank Boulevard in North Hollywood, Los Angeles, where Domus Development is moving ahead with construction of the Harmony Senior Apartments. The project, planned on a parcel north of Metro’s North Hollywood Station, will provide 84 homes—83 reserved for low-income seniors and one on-site manager’s unit—funded in part by $8.23 million in HOME program financing approved by the Los Angeles Housing Department. The project team is led by Domus Development through Harmony Senior Apartments, L.P., which also owns the property. KFA Architecture serves as architect of record, preparing the design and permit plans on file with the City.
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