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Steven Sharp

Steven Sharp

Editor & Co-Founder at Urbanize LA

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Apple's new office campus starts to rise at 8888 Venice Boulevard

A pair of orange tower cranes now stand high above the intersection of Venice and National Boulevards, where Apple is now well into construction of its new L.A. office campus.Located at 8888 Venice Boulevard on the Los Angeles - Culver City border, the project will consist of two buildings featuring a combined 536,000 square feet of offices and production space atop underground parking for 1,200 vehicles. 
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Affordable housing on the rise at 23036 Ventura Blvd. in Woodland H...

South of the US-101 Freeway in Woodland Hills, the skeleton of a new affordable housing complex from Daylight Community Development is starting to rise.
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Micro unit apartments debut at 1441 S. Flower Street in DTLA

Construction is complete for Liv DTLA, a new micro-unit apartment complex located a short walk south of Metro's Pico Station. 
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Report: L.A. office-to-residential conversions could yield up to 4,...

As part of a series of policy changes to meet the obligations of its 2021-2029 Housing Element, the City of Los Angeles is implementing a citywide adaptive reuse ordinance to streamline the conversion of empty commercial buildings into housing. Although the ordinance still awaits final City Council adoption, some developers have gotten a head start on the process.
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Modular units arrive for affordable housing at 1342 Berkley St. in ...

This past week, modular units were hoisted into place at the site of a new affordable housing development from Community Corporation of Santa Monica.
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Permits issued for restoration of landmark Breed Street Shul in Boy...

A longtime plan to restore a landmark Boyle Heights synagogue is finally moving forward.
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G Line's Van Nuys Station to close three years for construction

Work is set to begin soon for the most visible element of a project intended to speed up service on the Valley's G Line Busway.
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CicLAvia on February 23, Waymo testing on L.A. freeways, and more

CicLAvia returns on Sunday, February 23 from 9 am to 3 pm with its 58th event - West Adams meets University Park. There will be 4.1 miles of open streets along Jefferson Boulevard between La Brea and Vermont Avenues, as well as along Vermont Avenue between Jefferson and Exposition Boulevard.
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First elements of OC Vibe start to rise near Honda Center in Anaheim

Next to the Honda Center and ARTIC in Anaheim, concrete and rebar rise for the initial components of the $4-billion OC Vibe development.
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First stretch of Hollywood Boulevard bike lanes just about finished

Work is all but complete for a new stretch of protected bike lanes on Hollywood Boulevard, LADOT announced last week. The project spans a more than two-mile stretch of Hollywood Boulevard between Hillhurst Avenue to the east and Gower Street to the west. That corridor includes places such as Barnsdall Park, Thai Town, Hollywood/Western Station, and the eastern terminus of the Walk of Fame.
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130 apartments with a Mercedes-Benz dealership pitched for 16747 Ve...

The 12-story building would rise next to Los Encinos State Historic Park
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Renderings revealed: eyecatching data center at 727 S Grand Avenue ...

Last month, news emerged that a parking structure across the street from the Whole Foods Market and Bottega Louie in Downtown Los Angeles is set to make way for a new development that would add to the neighborhood’s collection of data centers. Now, architecture firm OfficeUntitled is offering a glimpse of what the completed project should look like.
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13-story data center to replace parking structure at 727 Grand in DTLA

A 1960s parking garage near Whole Foods and Bottega Louie in Downtown Los Angeles could be cleared for a new data center, according to an application submitted earlier this year to the L.A. Department of City Planning.