A corner lot in Los Angeles' Harvard Heights neighborhood may soon see new life as an affordable housing complex. The proposed project features a new six-story residential development at 2150 Venice Boulevard, with a plan to replace an existing auto repair business with 69 income-restricted apartments and no on-site parking. According to a report by […]
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