Developer proposes eight-story building at former Norm's restaurant site with 164 low-income units West Los Angeles is seeing another example of how developers are using California's density bonus incentives to transform underutilized commercial sites into residential properties. A vacant restaurant lot on Pico Boulevard is slated to become an eight-story apartment building with a substantial […]
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