By Catherine Sweeney The site of a one-story commercial office building in Central Los Angeles could soon make way for a 120-unit apartment complex should the project receive approval from the City. Located at 216 South Spring Street on 12,784 square feet of land, project plans submitted by architecture and development firm David Lawrance Gray […]
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