CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS
MacArthur Park Metro Apartments, Phases A & B
1901 W. 7th Street & 678 S. Alvarado Street, Los Angeles, CA 90057
Phase A: 90 Family Units, Phase B: 82 Family Units
Los Angeles Housing Partnership is pleased to partner with McCormack Baron Salazar on the proposed MacArthur Park Metro Apartments project. This transit-oriented, mixed-use development consists of two phases and includes a total of 172 affordable rental apartments above ground floor retail and a total of 338 parking spaces.
Phase A includes 90 large family apartments above approximately 15,000 square feet of ground floor retail and includes approximately 100 parking spaces for Metro commuters. Phase A includes street frontage along 7th Street, Bonnie Brae Street, and Westlake Avenue.
Phase B consists of 82 apartments above approximately 17,000 square feet of transit oriented retail. Phase B will be constructed directly above the Westlake/ MacArthur Park Redline Station.
Project financing includes private equity generated for both residential and commercial developments from Low Income Housing Tax Credits, New Market Tax Credits, Los Angeles Housing Department, Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles, Housing and Community Development Infill Infrastructure Grant, conventional financing, and other resources.
Metro Park Apartments broke ground on April 12, 2010 and is scheduled to be completed in March 2012.
Tilden Terrace – Family Community
11042-11056 Washington Boulevard, Culver City, CA 90232
33 Family Apartments
Pursuing LEED Silver Certification
Tilden Terrace, Culver City’s first affordable housing development for large families, involves the new construction of a mixed-use, urban infill development featuring 33-units of family housing and approximately 10,700 square feet of ground-floor commercial retail. The development will be situated on a 32,279 square foot site located at the southern intersection of Washington Boulevard and Washington Place in the City of Culver City. The ground floor commercial retail fronts Washington Boulevard, one of the city’s primary commercial corridors, and is designed to encourage pedestrian foot traffic through the use of wide sidewalks, building setbacks and colorful landscaping.
The building’s design is intended to support existing and future neighborhood and community serving commercial uses, as well as housing opportunities compatible with adjacent residential neighborhoods. The building will be designed and constructed in accordance with California Green Building Standards Code and using sustainable development practices by pursuing a LEED Silver (or higher) green building certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. The development is expected to be completed in approximately 16 months and will feature design components influenced and enhanced by participating members of the community.
The building program includes two (2), one-bedroom units at approximately 730 square feet, nineteen (19), two-bedroom units at approximately 900 square feet, and twelve (12), three-bedroom units at approximately 1,130 square feet in a three-level building over one-level of subterranean parking.
The development of Tilden Terrace will be made possible through a combination of competitive funding sources, such as Low Income Housing Tax Credit equity (TCAC), City of Culver City Housing Set Aside funds (20% tax increment) and Non-Housing Set Aside funds (80% tax increment), conventional debt financing, and Enterprise Foundation Green Grant.
For the latest information on construction updates please visit: http://amjcm.com/construction-updates/tilden-terrace/
Mid Celis
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Oakridge
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