Irvine developer bets on density and incentives with a Studio City tower aimed at tackling L.A.’s housing crunch HVN Development is betting big on Studio City's transformation, proposing to replace a modest 18-unit apartment building with a 131-unit affordable housing tower that would leverage Los Angeles' incentive programs to maximize density in one of the […]
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