A coalition of community groups celebrated the start of construction on Oatsie’s Place on Thursday, March 10. The four-story project in Van Nuys will feature 45 apartments, 25 one-bedroom units and 20 studios, for formerly homeless people and survivors of domestic violence.
Funding will Cover the Cost of Construction of 3 New Affordable Housing Developments: Brine Residential, McDaniel House, and NoHo 5050
The Vanowen Apartments, 11604 Vanowen St., will cost about $21 million to build, with the project expected to be ready for residents in late 2022. It’s the first project developed through the city’s Proposition HHH Housing Innovation Challenge
In a 14-0 vote, the Los Angeles City Council has approved the release of up to $11.25 million in tax-exempt bonds for the construction of a new affordable and permanent supportive housing project in North Hollywood.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Holly Mitchell and City Councilman Joe Buscaino said Friday that a permanent supportive housing complex in Watts that will be constructed with about five dozen decommissioned shipping containers will provide shelter for two dozen formerly homeless people.
As a global pandemic arrives and infiltrates the city of Los Angeles, it is increasingly clear that the virus is neither color-blind nor indifferent to income.
Demolition is in progress clearing the way for much needed low-income and supportive housing.
Decro Corporation and their partner Daylight Community Development Corporation, and The People Concern are poised to receive $2.6 million in funding for Watts Works, a proposed permanent supportive housing development in Watts.
Plans call for apartments, a grocery store, and a health clinic.
The Los Angeles City Planning Commission approved a new affordable development with 24 apartments for very-low income residents.