Developers in Pasadena pursue more multifamily projects in single-family neighborhoods
Developers push infill housing projects in Pasadena which are moving forward following analysis by the Pasadena Design Commission. On Tuesday, the commission reviewed calls for multifamily construction at 1034 Locust Street and 369 South Marengo Avenue, Urbanize Los Angeles reported. They’re the latest in a line of proposals aimed to add much-needed units to the city’s housing stock. The Locust Street parcel is located next to the 210 freeway and is targeted for development by property owner 1034 Locust LLC, linked in state business records to RE/MAX agent Lei Xu of Arcadia. Plans for the site call for the demolition […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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