New Century Development has filed an application to replace a long-shuttered Downtown Long Beach service station with a seven-story, 82-unit apartment building, adding to a wave of residential construction reshaping the city's East Village Arts District. A vacant corner lot that once held a Mobil gas station could become one of Downtown Long Beach's next […]
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