VIEWS AT 270
Completed in April of 2005, has 56 family affordable apartments. Views at 270 is located at Sunset and Western Avenues. These apartments are HCHC's first mixed use development - a Walgreen's drug store and cellular phone store are located in the complex. No other affordable housing developer in Los Angeles has partnered with a for-profit corporation in quite this way. The commercial developer, Village Properties, purchased the land, and, in return for affordable housing space and parking, HCHC developed and supervised the construction of the buildings.

Opened: April 2005
Architects: M2A

HOLLYWOOD METRO APARTMENTS
An extension of HCHC's successful Western/Carlton property in Hollywood, Phase II is a mixed use development containing 60 affordable 1- and 2-bedroom residences. The project was developed in conjunction with McCormack Baron Salazar, Inc., who is the primary developer.

Opened: December 2003
Architects: Kanner Architects
Gen. Contractor: Lyle Parks Jr. Inc.
Funding: Citibank, Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles, Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco, Sun America

 

INNES HEIGHTS
Located in the community of Echo Park, the Innes Heights complex replaces vacant, condemned buildings. The improved property contains 19 affordable 2-bedroom units. Amenities include subterranean parking, a large landscaped area with a community garden and a common BBQ.

Opened: Summer 2003
Architects: Richard Barron Architects
Gen. Contractor: Westport Construction
Funding: Alliant Capital, LTD, Bank of America, Cal Fed, Los Angeles Housing Department, Los Angeles Community Development Commission, Local Initiatives Support Corporation and Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco.

HAROLD WAY
Harold Way is built on a formerly empty lot in a neighborhood where HCHC is a key part of the revitalization effort. This property is the fifth HCHC development in a 1/2-mile area. It contains 51 one-, two- and three-bedroom residences and is conveniently located near a Metrorail station and retail shops.

Opened: Summer 2003
Architects: Koning Eizenberg
Gen. Contractor: Fassberg Construction
Funding: Los Angeles Housing Department, Washington Mutual, Enterprise Social
Investment Corporation

 

 

ALLESANDRO APARTMENTS
Located in the community of Echo Park, the Allesandro complex makes use of a formerly vacant lot. The improved property, which was completed in the fall of 2005, contains 18 affordable 1-bedroom units for disabled households. Amenities will include a rooftop garden and deck, a glass-enclosed community room and a library/computer room.

 

 

 

 

PALOMAR APARTMENTS
Located near the corner of Santa Monica Blvd. and Western Ave., the Palomar was formerly an overcrowded, dilapidated hotel. After a tragic arson fire gutted the property, HCHC stepped in. We rebuilt the structure, which offers 27 units of affordable housing for low-income seniors and disabled seniors.

The Palomar Apartments has already won the 2006 Los Angeles Conservancy Preservation Award.