Lennar Corp. has revealed plans to transform overflow parking and commercial buildings east of the Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance into a residential development featuring 260 housing units. This redevelopment initiative, detailed in a new environmental study submitted to the city, marks a step toward reshaping the area with more housing options. The project, […]
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