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Bastion files for mixed-use project in popular Koreatown

Plans call for 114 apartments that will part of Bastion’s Village

The Village, Koreatown (Credit: Bastion)
The Village, Koreatown (Credit: Bastion)

Vancouver-based Bastion Development Corporation filed plans on Thursday for a seven-story mixed-use development in fast-developing Koreatown.

The plans are for 114 apartments above 3,550 square feet of ground-floor retail, according to Urbanize LA.

The building, to replace a medical office building at the corner of Olympic Boulevard and Manhattan Place, is one of two that will make up Bastion’s Village complex. The other will be built at the site of a parking lot across Manhattan Street. In total, Bastion’s Village will be 282,631 square feet, according to Bastion.

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Koreatown has seen a flurry of new project proposals in recent months. In July, a Beijing-based developer filed for a 33-story high-rise on South Vermont Avenue — joining 30 or so other proposed projects in the area.

Earlier this month, developer San Hoon Chung filed for a seven-story condo on South Oxford Avenue and West 5th Street. That project will have 89 units.

Also earlier this month, a developer filed for a six-story 38-unit project on South Oxford Avenue, between West 4th and 5th streets, which will take advantage of a density bonus and include affordable units using the city’s transit-oriented communities initiative. [Urbanize LA] – Dennis Lynch

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