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New Construction - Mixed-Use — 1230 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90017
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New Construction - Mixed-Use: 1230 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90017

Downtown LA (Westlake) · Filed April 27, 2026

Applicant

Urban Core Development Group

Permit Type

New Construction - Mixed-Use

Est. Value

$185.0M

Neighborhood

Downtown LA (Westlake)

Filed

April 27, 2026

Status

Filed

Construction of a new 35-story mixed-use tower featuring 450 residential units, 15,000 sq ft of ground-floor retail, and 5 levels of subterranean parking. Includes a rooftop amenity deck and public plaza improvements.

Urban Core Development Group has officially filed plans for a towering 35-story mixed-use project at 1230 Wilshire Blvd, signaling a significant vertical expansion in the western edge of Downtown LA. The proposed skyscraper, with an estimated value of $185 million, is slated to bring 450 new residential units to the burgeoning urban core, addressing the city's persistent housing demand. The ground floor will feature 15,000 square feet of retail space, aiming to activate the streetscape and provide essential services to future residents and the surrounding community.

The ambitious project also includes five levels of subterranean parking, a crucial component for any large-scale development in a dense urban environment. A standout feature is the planned rooftop amenity deck, which promises panoramic views of the city skyline and the Hollywood Hills, offering residents premium recreational and social spaces. Additionally, the development will incorporate public plaza improvements, enhancing pedestrian accessibility and green space in the immediate vicinity.

This filing marks a bold move by Urban Core Development Group, known for its innovative approaches to urban infill projects. The location, strategically positioned near major transit lines and cultural institutions, is ripe for such a high-density development. City planners will now begin their review of the extensive proposal, which is expected to generate considerable discussion regarding its impact on local infrastructure, traffic, and the evolving character of the Westlake district.

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