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The Bloc’s $470MM Residential Tower Gets Green Light as Downtown LA Densifies

September 17, 20252 Mins read1.1k
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City Council approval caps four-year development process for 466-unit high-rise above existing shopping complex National Real Estate Advisors scored a major victory this week when the Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved plans for a 53-story residential tower atop The Bloc's existing parking structure, marking another milestone in Downtown LA's ongoing transformation into a vertical […]

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