Inglewood inches closer to demolishing retail center for transit hub
Inglewood is clearing a path for its next big infrastructure project, but more than 20 small retail tenants are in the way. The city plans to seize and demolish a low-slung retail center at Market Street and Florence Avenue through eminent domain. The move would make room for a transit hub serving the Inglewood Transit Connector, a shuttle bus network designed to move event crowds between the nearby Metro K Line station and the city’s stadium district, The L.A. Local reported. The city intends to take over the property, located next to the Downtown Inglewood stop on the K Line […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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