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Inglewood Starts Building $261MM Transit Connector, Betting Parking Hubs Can Revive Market Street

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Inglewood officials broke ground Oct. 21 on the grant-funded first phase of the Inglewood Transit Connector, launching a construction push through spring 2028 to deliver three Market Street mobility hubs, a pedestrian bridge to the Metro K Line and a rebuilt downtown streetscape before the Olympics arrive.

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