LAUSD taps Affirmed Housing, West Hollywood Community Housing for affordable units
The Los Angeles Unified School District is moving forward with plans to redevelop two properties it owns with affordable and workforce housing. The LAUSD Board of Education voted to enter into exclusive negotiating agreements with developers for the former Collins Elementary School campus 5717 North Rudnick Avenue in Woodland Hills and the West Hollywood Opportunity Center property at 1049 North Fairfax Avenue in West Hollywood, Urbanize Los Angeles reported. The Woodland Hills site spans 6.5 acres while the West Hollywood development site is 1.5 acres. Affirmed Housing’s bid for the Collins Elementary School site won the Board’s approval. San Diego-based […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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