Looking to build the infrastructure required to transform the city around the Sports and Entertainment district, Inglewood officials recently presented updated plans for an automated… Read More »City of Inglewood Provides Updated Plans For Elevated ‘People Mover’
Located in the heart of South Los Angeles, the area surrounding USC’s campus is no stranger to commercial development projects. The latest development, Exposition Point,… Read More »$450 Million development near USC gets city approval
A local investment firm this week filed plans to build a 168-key Courtyard Marriott hotel near the University of Southern
The Relevant Group recently filed plans to build an 87-unit affordable housing complex in South Los Angeles. The development site located at 4225 S. Broadway was originally purchased by the Hollywood-based developer in July for $1.5 million.
South Los Angeles developer Haroni Investments has filed plans to build a 79-unit mixed-use apartment along Crenshaw Boulevard. The proposed five-story building is the latest in a string of development projects that Haroni has put forward over the last two years in South LA.
Hollywood Park’s developers announced the first retail tenants for the outdoor complex adjacent to the new football stadium. Inglewood-based Three Weavers Brewing will join Olympix Fitness and movie theater operator Cinépolis as the first three tenants in the 500,000-square foot retail district.
The Coalition for Responsible Community Development (CRCD) continues to make major moves in 2019, as the South LA developer recently submitted plans for two side-by-side projects located on the 6700 and 6800 blocks of Main Street.
Lonzo Ball and the warehouse (Credit: Getty Images)
Lonzo Ball, the recently-traded Los Angeles Lakers point guard, just sold his warehouse in South L.A. as he prepares his move to New Orleans.
City Council President Herb Wesson and an aerial view of Leimert Park
Los Angeles officials are hoping to redevelop two city-owned lots in Leimert Park Village with residential projects, as it continues
Inglewood is looking to add an elevated tram, known as a “People Mover”, to its multibillion dollar infrastructure make-over. The tram, which would run just under… Read More »City officials looking to connect Stadium to Downtown Inglewood