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Los Angeles Planning Commission Approves 77-Unit Apartment Complex In Rancho Park

January 28, 20262 Mins read777
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Six-story residential building will replace vacant bank structure with income-restricted housing component The Los Angeles City Planning Commission has approved plans for a new apartment development along Sepulveda Boulevard, marking another shift in the corridor's transformation from single-tenant commercial properties to residential density. The 77-unit project at 2930 South Sepulveda Blvd. in Rancho Park will […]

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