Bernards, a Los Angeles-based commercial builder, has announced the completion of the G12 development in Downtown Los Angeles’ South Park district.
The Wilshire Grand in Downtown’s financial district, which was previously scheduled to be completed this month, is still very much under construction, as shown in new photos taken over the last month inside the 73-story tower.
The following apartments and homes show a comparison of what approximately $2,300 can rent you in Los Angeles this month:
Whether you want to call it Central City West or just City West, or even Westlake, the area west of Downtown is certainly heating up right now. We’ve seen a number of new developments proposed for the area lately, including a 26-story tower at Seventh and Lucas and an even taller 36-story project at Seventh and Bixel.
A week after Los Angeles voters passed a new housing affordability measure, city officials are figuring out how to mesh the citizen’s initiative with local law, while developers grapple with what this means for their bottom lines.
Landlords and property owners who exclude people with criminal records from renting or buying may be violating the law, according to new guidance released by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.