A 1950s apartment buildings just off of the Sawtelle neighborhood's namesake street is up for redevelopment with affordable housing via the Mayor's Executive Directive 1, per a recent application to the Los Angeles Department of City Planning.
The proposed development, slated to replace 10 existing rental units at 1723 S. Corinth Avenue, would consist of a five-story building featuring 42 one-bedroom apartments without on-site parking.
1723 S. Corinth AvenueGoogle Street View
Plans rely on density bonus incentives to achieve the proposed building envelope and number of apartments. All of the apartments are to be reserved for rent by low- and moderate-income households, making the project eligible for the incenties.
Aaron Brumer & Associates is designing 1723 Corinth, according to plans included with the entitlement package. A rendering shows a contemporary low-rise structure capped by a rooftop deck.
1723 S. Corinth AvenueGoogle Maps
City records list the owner of the site as Lido Equities, while Seachange Partners is listed as developer.
Other recent ED1 projects in the Sawtelle area include a proposed 53-unit development at 1747 Stoner Avenue.
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