The Los Angeles developer has scrapped a previously approved 120-unit market-rate apartment plan at 975 S. Manhattan Place in favor of a fully income-restricted, 147-unit building, marking the third development concept floated for the Koreatown parcel in a decade and the latest sign of Jamison's deepening push into affordable housing.
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