ArchiWise tracks 6 stories about real estate, zoning, permitting, and policy in Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California. We surface the local decisions (rezonings, council debates, infrastructure investment, hazard mapping updates) that change how property gets built and bought. Updated as new coverage publishes.
Luma Point, a new six-story affordable housing complex developed by Meta Housing Corp., has completed construction at 1400 Long Beach Boulevard, bringing 163 new apartments to the area. The project offers one, two, and three-bedroom units for renters earning between 30 and 70 percent of the area median income.
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A proposed 73-unit affordable housing complex in Long Beach, developed by West Hollywood Community Housing Corp., has moved forward with the release of its draft environmental impact report. The development at 3401 Cerritos Avenue will feature a mix of one- to four-bedroom apartments.
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A Holland Partner Group mixed-use project at 6700 Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach is nearing structural completion, set to deliver 281 apartments, including 13 affordable units, alongside ground-floor retail.
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A city-owned property at 1850-1862 Atlantic Avenue in Long Beach is slated for a new six-story development, featuring 55 affordable housing units. The project, reviewed by the Site Plan Review Committee, will cater to very low- and extremely low-income households.
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The Alexan West End development, a 600-unit apartment complex by Trammell Crow Residential and R&V Management, has shed its wrapping at 600 Broadway in Downtown Long Beach. This project introduces seven- and eight-story buildings with various apartment types and amenities, marking a significant step in a larger approved plan for the site.
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Nonprofit developer Linc Housing has filed plans to demolish its own headquarters in Long Beach and build a 109-unit affordable housing complex in its place. The project will serve low-income families and include new ground-floor offices for the organization.
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