By Catherine Sweeney With the rise of remote work, the office market in Los Angeles has continued to see an increase in vacancies. To combat this ongoing trend, one developer is proposing to convert an existing commercial office building located between the city’s Westlake and Koreatown neighborhoods to a 141-unit multifamily development. According to plans […]
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