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Office Hotels Commercial/ Residential/ Public Spaces Retail Mixed Use Spaces leased the entire 56,250SF, 5-story, floor retail space and a five-level An eight-story hotel with 212 guest COMMERCIAL/RETAIL 1930s bldg for an athletic club. parking podium. rooms, ground floor and rooftop bars/ Status: Under Construction lounges, 205 parking spaces. 1. CITIZEN NEWS BUILDING Status: Completed Developer: Relevant Group Status: Under Construction 1545 Wilcox Avenue 4. CROSSROADS HOLLYWOOD HOTELS Developer: Harridge Development 11. HYATT UNBOUND This historic Art Deco building could Group be transformed into a food and 8. CHATEAU CELESTE COLLECTION HOTEL entertainment space. Developer 6671 Sunset Blvd. Developer: Chateau Celeste, Inc. Developer: PNK Group Relevant Group plans a “flexible event Developer plans a mixed-use project 1175 N. Vermont Avenue 1525 N. Cahuenga Blvd. space” and restaurants with outdoor on seven-acres adjacent to the historic Building from 1927 is under full PNK is developing a 7-story, 64- dining areas. Crossroads of the World complex. The restoration as a boutique hotel with 31 room hotel which will include two Status: Under Renovation Project will include a 308-room hotel, one-bedroom suites, and soectacular restaurants at ground level over a 950-apartment units (including 105 VLI roof deck. 48-space parking garage. units), 190,000SF of commercial space Status: Under Construction Status: Under Construction 2. TARGET (includes 68,000SF of existing space). Developer: Target Corporation Status: Fully Entitled 12. GODFREY HOTEL 5520 Sunset Blvd. 9. THOMPSON HOTEL Developer: Oxford Capital Group Developer: Relevant Group Target Corp. is building a new store 5. GELSON’S SUPERMARKET 1400 Cahuenga Blvd. that would be 150,000SF, plus 1541 Wilcox Avenue Developer: Cadence Capital Inv. Developer is building a four-star 30,639SF of other, smaller retail uses. 7445 Sunset Blvd. Developer has broken ground on a Godfrey Hotel modeled on sister A total of 458 parking spaces on three A 2-story 36,693SF commercial 11-story, 190-room boutique hotel with hotels in Chicago and Boston, levels. In March 2019, the company building comprised of a 28,863SF 144 sub-level parking spaces, 8,500SF with 220 rooms. Opening in 2020. secured the permits from the city to grocery store and 5,778SF of retail restaurant/bar and 3,000SF rooftop Status: Under Construction resume construction. restaurant/bar. space with 149 parking spaces. Status: Under Construction Status: Under Construction Status: Fully Entitled 13. SELMA WILCOX HOTEL Developer: Relevant Group 6. 5601 SANTA MONICA BLVD. 6421 Selma Avenue Developer: CIM Group An eight story, 114-room hotel west 5601 Santa Monica Blvd. of the Dream Hotel. Would include a Site is approved for 375 rental units, lobby bar, restaurant, rooftop pool, and 38 affordable, and 377,900SF of amenity deck. commercial space which includes the Status: Under Construction original Sears building. Status: Fully Entitled 14. WHISKY HOTEL Developer: Adolfo Suaya 3. 1Up Fitness Group North 7. 926 N. SYCAMORE AVENUE 1717 Wilcox Avenue Developer: CIM Group America 926 N. Sycamore Avenue Seven story, 134-room hotel with Developer: BMB Investments 10. TOMMIE HOTEL rooftop deck. Designed to be 962 N. La Brea Avenue A new project that will consist of an Developer: Relevant Group sustainable with photo-voltaic roof, two 8-story building featuring 45,622SF of 6516 Selma Avenue underground levels of parking. Historic 1Up Fitness Group North America has office space atop 7,452SF of ground- Hollywood-inspired landscaping. 6360 Hollywood Blvd 22. CROSSROADS 26. WHITLEY HOTEL Status: Under Construction Developer is proposing a change of HOLLYWOOD Developer: Whitley Apartments, LLC use from a 4-story office building with Developer: Harridge Development 1719 N. Whitley Avenue 15. CHAPLIN HOTEL additional construction to a 10-story, 87 Group Development site for a 10-story, 156 Developer: 7219-7225 West Sunset, room hotel. 6671 Sunset Blvd room hotel with 122 parking spaces. LLC Status: Seeking Entitlements A 308-room hotel is proposed as part Status: Fully Entitled 7225 West Sunset Blvd of a much larger mixed-use project 20. 6140 HOLLYWOOD BLVD adjacent to the historic Crossroads of Proposed 11-story hotel with 93 RESIDENTIAL/MIXED USE guest rooms, ground floor restaurant, Developer: Hollywood Garden, LLC the World. meeting rooms & rooftop/lounge. 6140 Hollywood Boulevard Status: Fully Entitled 27. ALTA INK 4-level subterrananean parking with Developer plans to build a 14-story 84 spaces. Developer: Wood Partners hotel with 102 guest rooms, 27 condos 23. IVAR GARDENS 5750 Hollywood Boulevard Status: Seeking Entitlements and approximately 11,500SF of ground Developer: R.D. Olson Development A mixed-use project, 161 apartment floor restaurant space 6409 Sunset Blvd. Status: Proposed units, 7-story, including five live/ 16. CITIZEN M Developer plans a 21-story, hotel with Developer: Citizen M work units, 14 units reserved for very 275 guest rooms, 135 parking spaces low-income residents, 5,723SF of 1718 Vine Street 21. 555 E. UNIVERSAL on the site of a current Jack-in-the-Box. commercial space, 271 parking spaces. Amsterdam-based Citizen M proposes HOLLYWOOD DRIVE Status: Fully Entitled Status: Under Construction a 14-story hotel with 216 guest rooms. Developer: Sun Hill Properties Status: Seeking Entitlements 555 E. Universal Hollywood Drive 24. 1600 N. SCHRADER 28. CITY LIGHTS The Project proposes construction of Developer: Schrader Venture, LLC Developer: Chandler Partners 17. 1723 N. WILCOX AVENUE a 15 story, 395 room expansion next 1600 N. Schrader Blvd Street 4503 - 4561 Hollywood Blvd Developer: NBK, LLC to the existing Hilton Los Angeles/ An 11-story, boutique hotel with 191 Mixed-use development, 5-story, 1723 N. Wilcox Avenue Universal City hotel. The current hotel is 24 stories with 495 rooms. The rooms, 5,500SF of restaurant, coffee featuring 202 apartments, approx. Investor plans to build a 7-story, 81- expansion would increase the total bar and rooftop lounge with 100 14,725SF of ground-floor retail space room hotel with two levels of parking size of the hotel to 860 rooms to serve parking spaces in a 3-level garage. and 372 parking spaces. above ground and a 1,900SF rooftop Universal Studio Hollywood, a popular Rehab of an existing adjacent 12 unit Status: Under Construction restaurant. destination. A rooftop restaurant, a apartment building. Status: Seeking Entitlements wellness spa, and other amenities are Status: Fully Entitled. 29. WALLACE ON SUNSET also included in the Project’s plans. Developer: Essex Property Trust 18. 1700-1710 N. LA BREA AVE Status: Proposed 25. 1925 NORTH WILCOX 6250 Sunset Boulevard Developer: PNK Group AVENUE Essex plans 200 apartments and 1700-1710 N. La Brea Avenue Developer: A.J. Khair Construction 4,700SF of retail space and will Developer is seeking Entitlements for Inc preserve the historic Earl Carroll a 70,000SF 9-story hotel with ground 1925 N. Wilcox Avenue Theatre. Completion planned for floor commercial & restaurants. Plans are to construct a 4-story, 122- 2020. Status: Seeking Entitlements. room hotel with 4,225SF restaurant Status: Under Construction over 2-level parking, 74 spaces. 19. 6360 HOLLYWOOD BLVD Status: Fully Entitled Developer: Artist Guild Hotels 30. 1612 N. McCADDEN PLACE 33. BARTON ESTATES @ Status: Under Construction Freeway will feature 49 apartments Developer: Housing Diversity Corp. CENTRAL PARK and 45,000SF of retail and office 1621 N. McCadden Place Developer: Strategic Legacy 38. MR2 LOFTS space, 5-story. Development site for an 8-story, Investment Group Developer: Onni Group Status: Under Construction 37,000SF, micro-unit housing project 5455 & 5447 Barton Avenue 6901 Santa Monica Boulevard with 69 units, 8 ELI on a 8,000SF site. Developer is building a small-lot This mixed-use project will hold 231 43. 1276 N. WESTERN AVE Status: Under Construction subdivision with 8 single-family homes. housing units, including 15 for VLI, Developer: Wiseman Development Status: Under Construction 15,000SF of retail space in a 7-story 1276 N. Western Avenue building with 390 parking spaces. Development site for a 74-unit, 34. THE RISE HOLLYWOOD Status: Under Construction 6-story apartment complex. Under Developer: Rescore/ CalCoast construction. 1311 N. Cahuenga Boulevard 39. 6200 SUNSET BLVD Status: Under Construction Developer has broken ground on 369 Developer: Hanover Company apartments (including 12 live-work 6200 Sunset Boulevard 44. 4864 MELROSE AVENUE Developer: 4864 Melrose Ave, LLC and 30 micro units), with 2,570SF of Developer proposes 270 apartments, ground-floor retail space. 7-story, with 12,120SF commercial 4864 Melrose Avenue Status: Under Construction space and 361 parking spaces. The project contains 51 units of multi- Status: Under Construction family housing with approx. 2,000 35. 4900 HOLLYWOOD BLVD square feet of commercial retail use. Developer: Cen Fed Ltd. 40. 6015 W. WILLOUGHBY AVE Status: Under Construction 4900 Hollywood Blvd. Developer: Vine Equity Capital, LLC Developer plans 200 residential units 6015 W. Willoughby Avenue 45. LA MIRADA @ CENTRAL (including 40 affordable) and 12,825SF A 5-story mixed-use project is PARK Developer: Strategic Legacy 31. SKYE LEXINGTON of ground floor retail in a 6-story bldg. proposed with 70 apartments (7 very Investment Group, Inc Developer: Bernal Capital Corp. Status: Under Construction. low-income units) over 3,000SF of commercial space, 76 parking spaces. 5608 La Mirada Avenue 6517 - 6533 Lexington Avenue 36. 4760 MELROSE AVENUE Status: Under Construction Developer is building a 13-unit Skye Urban Home is building 18 single apartment building. family homes under the small lot Developer: Affirmed Housing, INC Status: Under Construction Subdivision ordinance of Los Angeles. 4760 Melrose Avenue 41. INSPIRE HOLLYWOOD Status: Under Construction Plans call for 33-unit apartment bldg Developer: Bond Companies with ground floor commercial space. 1522 Cassil Place 46. 4850 HOLLYWOOD BLVD Developer: La Terra Development 32. 5570 MELROSE AVENUE Status: Under Construction Developer plans to build a mixed-use 5608 La Mirada Avenue Developer: Crescent Capital project, 8-story, 200 units over 1,249SF Partners 37.
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