Santa Monica is experiencing a surge in apartment developments, reflecting the city's commitment to expanding housing options and addressing affordability concerns. Here's an overview of notable projects currently underway or in the pipeline:
1. 1441 Lincoln Boulevard
A proposal has been submitted for an eight-story building at 1441 Lincoln Boulevard, featuring 90 residential units. This development aims to enhance the housing supply in the heart of Santa Monica.
2. 1320 Pico Boulevard
Plans are in motion for a mixed-use project at 1320 Pico Boulevard, comprising two buildings of eight and four stories, totaling 100 apartments. The design includes 16 affordable units, contributing to the city's affordable housing stock.
3. 601 Wilshire Boulevard
Construction is nearing completion for a four-story mixed-use complex at 601 Wilshire Boulevard. This development offers 40 residential units above ground-floor retail spaces, replacing a previously demolished commercial structure.
4. Berkeley Station at 3031 Santa Monica Boulevard
Berkeley Station stands out as Santa Monica's first modular affordable housing project. Located at 3031 Santa Monica Boulevard, this development will provide 13 units for low-income families and at-risk youth, showcasing innovative construction methods to address housing needs.
5. 1217 14th Street
Under review is a six-story affordable housing complex at 1217 14th Street, proposing 82 units. This project aims to replace an existing commercial building and its parking lot, further contributing to affordable housing availability.
6. 2025 Wilshire Boulevard
Cypress Equity Investments is planning an eight-story mixed-use development at 2025 Wilshire Boulevard. The project envisions 150 residential units above ground-floor commercial space, with 15 units designated as affordable housing.
These developments underscore Santa Monica's proactive approach to expanding and diversifying its housing landscape, catering to a range of needs and income levels.
