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Holland Partner plans 271-unit complex in Long Beach

The development would add to the firm’s growing LA portfolio

(Credit: Holland Partner Group)
(Credit: Holland Partner Group)

Residential developer Holland Partner Group is expanding its Los Angeles portfolio with plans for a 271-unit complex in Downtown Long Beach.

The Vancouver, Washington-based company has had several projects in Downtown L.A.

The proposed development, which local news site Longbeachize reported, would have 11 units set aside as affordable housing.

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The existing MADhaus Gallery warehouse and a vacant lot would be torn down to make way for the project, which would rise at the southeast corner of 7th Street and Pacific Avenue.

Holland has developed a handful of projects around L.A., including the Sofia Los Angeles, a mixed-use complex, at 1120 West 6th Street in Downtown.

Holland Partner did not immediately return requests for comment. [Longbeachize] — Hannah Madans

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