A proposed 34-story apartment tower is poised to become West Hollywood’s tallest building as officials push to meet state housing mandates. Los Angeles-based CIM Group won Planning Commission approval for a more than $400 million project at 1000 North La Brea Avenue on the former Cemex Hollywood Concrete Plant site, the Los Angeles Times reported. The development will include 514 apartments, 128 of which would be reserved for low-income renters, along with ground-floor retail and restaurants. The plan calls for a 34-story tower connected to a 17-story high-rise with a rooftop swimming pool. CIM estimates the complex could house about […]
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