TRJLA plans to develop 411 units with 17,000 commercial sf in Downtown Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- TRJLA LLC ("TRJLA"), a privately-held real estate development company, announced it has submitted plans to the City of Los Angeles to construct an 8-story mixed use project located at 717-759 N Hill Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012. The project site is currently being utilized as a surface parking lot.
The mix use project would consist of 411 apartment units, 17,000 sf of ground floor commercial space, and 314 parking spaces, totaling over 360,000 square feet of floor area. Planned residential amenities include a fitness center, swimming pool, and roof top deck.
Kevin Chen, TRJLA CEO, stated, "We are optimistic about Chinatown's outlook and excited to contribute towards its revitalization with a bold project for living, shopping, and dining. Our mission is delivering the best living experience to serve the community and visitors of Downtown Los Angeles."
Joseph Chang, TRJLA CFO, added, "We are evaluating strategic alternatives to develop the project. We look forward to completing a transaction to enable the transformation of the underutilized site into a contemporary mixed use project with affordable housing."
AC Martin, a Los Angeles-based architecture firm with over 170 employees and a strong history in Downtown Los Angeles, is designing the podium mid-rise building with significant open space and unobstructed sunlight at the swimming pool and amenities deck. Architectural plans show the building clad in dark and light cement plaster with dark fiber cement panels.
About TRJLA
TRJLA LLC is a privately-held real estate development company based in Los Angeles, CA. The team consists of developers, architects, designers and lawyers with experience in residential, hospitality, office and retail developments. For additional information please visit http://www.trjla.com.
Media Contact
Joseph Chang, TRJLA LLC, +1 (702) 900-1548, [email protected]
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