The 20-year, mixed-income redevelopment will triple housing capacity on nearly 20 acres of city-owned land, replacing one of Los Angeles' oldest public housing complexes with a modern neighborhood of apartments, retail, and public parks. The Los Angeles City Council this week formally approved entitlements for the redevelopment of Rancho San Pedro, clearing the way for […]
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