Location ID: #7841
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Formerly a magnet for crime in the neighborhood, this historic red brick building in the Yucca corridor was renovated in 1998. Today the building provides 23 units of affordable family and large family housing.
Location ID: #7843
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Views at 270 will consist of 56 units of affordable housing, two commercial buildings, 36 at-grade parking spaces and 60 subterranean parking spaces. The affordable housing component of the project is located on top of a 13,000 sq. ft. commercial ...
Location ID: #7844
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The building will be constructed using conventional materials and methods. It will consist of a four-story Type V wood frame and integral colored structure. The living units are finished in painted drywall, carpet and resilient flooring. ...
Location ID: #7835
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A 1996 renovation of an historic Hollywood bungalow courtyard that had fallen into severe disrepair and slated for demolition now provides 16 affordable homes. St. Andrews is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has received ...
Location ID: #7834
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Palomar Apartments was an ‘infamous’ hotel that suffered extensive fire damage due to arsenic activities. The building was rehabilitated in 2005, now providing 27 units of low-income housing.
Amenities include a community room, a laundry room, a ...
Location ID: #7839
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Designed by Richard Barron & Associates, Mirada Terrace provides 30 units of affordable family housing. The majority of the units feature two bedrooms or more to address the severe overcrowding and “doubling up” that faces many of the area’s ...
Location ID: #7833
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This 2000 rehabilitation of a vacant, boarded and earthquake damaged apartment building provides 21 units of affordable housing serving very low-income families.
Location ID: #7830
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Designed by Richard Barron & Associates, Innes Heights provides 19 affordable two-bedroom units to formerly homeless households. The apartments are located in the Echo Park area and opened in June 2003.
Location ID: #7837
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Designed by Koning Eizenberg Architects, Harold Way contains 51 units of one, two and three bedroom apartments; 16 units are reserved for low-income families. Harold Way opened in July 2003.
Location ID: #1528
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2-lane hwy which winds through mountains and foothills. Straight sections which disappear into the horizon. Plenty of dips in the road. Tree lined.
Location ID: #10283753
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About the Grand Stage
The iconic Grand Stage is a 10,000 sq. ft. of creative industrial unobstructed space with 32 ft. high ceilings. This stage provides the optimal space for all productions sizes no matter how big or small the project is.
The ...
Location ID: #10283758
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About H20 Stage:
SPECS:
Size of Studio: 7,000 SQ FT
Ceiling Height: 24 FT
Grid Height: 13’
CAMLOCK: 1200amp 3 Phase ($45/hr of usage)
A large unobstructed open space that receives natural light throughout the day, the H2O Stage provides a ...
Location ID: #10283750
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About the RAW Stage
Welcome to the RAW Stage — a dynamic 5,000 sq ft creative space ideal for both short-term and long-term productions. Housed in an open, vintage-industrial warehouse, its unique character shines through with green brick walls and ...
Location ID: #10283751
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About the North Stage:
The North Stage is 3,000 sq. ft. of creative warehouse space consisting of vintage white brick, concrete floors, and full-length industrial windows. The North Stage provides the perfect space for photo shoots, music videos, ...
Location ID: #1610
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700 ft. wood pier with short 'T' on end; white wood buildings on ocean end; swimming beach and buildings at foot. Restaurants.
Location ID: #10023762
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A metal truss swing bridge. Has a vertical clearance of 14 feet 8 inches. Paved street runs through it.
Location ID: #7836
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HCHC's first building, completed in 1992, is a renovation of the historic Nelson Dunning House. The Dunning Apartments provides 26 affordable family and large family units. This project consists of the historic renovation of "Nelson Dunning House," ...
Location ID: #7838
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Carlton Apartments, completed in 1994 and designed by Carde Ten Architects, provides 24, 2 to 4 bedroom affordable family housing units for large families.
Location ID: #7842
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This development designed by Roschen von Cleve Architects utilized environmentally friendly green strategies; construction was completed in 2000. The building is located across from the Hollywood YMCA and down the street from the Selma Elementary ...
Location ID: #7831
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Designed by Barry Milofsky of M2A Architects, this HCHC/HUD 811 project provides 18 affordable units serving small disabled households. Amenities include a community room, recreational children’s area, two laundry rooms and an on-site Resident ...
Location ID: #7846
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A building designed by Killefer Flammang Purtil Architects, Barnsdall Court provides 38 units of affordable family and large family housing. Completed in January 2000, over 50% of its units are 3-4 bedrooms to accommodate large families suffering ...
Location ID: #7840
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A 1998 rehabilitation of a vacant and blighted City-owned apartment building, Argyle Court now provides 23 affordable homes. The building contains a community recreation room, computer room, resident garden plots, and a laundry room.
Location ID: #10023674
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California State Capitol, the Sacramento Convention Center, the Sacramento Courthouse, historic Old Sacramento and a wide range of museums, shops, restaurants, and nightlife.
Location ID: #10024303
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Designed by HOK San Francisco, the CalSTRS building is a sail-shaped, 300-ft-tall tower (14 floors) featuring 406,000 sq ft of office space. Wrapped around the podium of the tower is a 1,000-stall parking garage. CalSTRS primary responsibility is to ...