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Details revealed for 97-unit mixed-use project in Long Beach

Project is planned next to another large residential project under review

1112-1130 Locust Avenue in Long Beach (Credit: Pixabay)
1112-1130 Locust Avenue in Long Beach (Credit: Pixabay)

Long Beach could see not one, but two large residential projects within blocks of each other move forward this Thursday.

Along with a 120-unit mixed-use project at 1105 Long Beach Boulevard, the Long Beach Planning Commission will review a 97-unit project around the corner at 1112-1130 Locust Avenue.

The developer of the latter project is Beverly Grove-based South Park Group and is called Locust Long Beach. The seven-story project will be 89,000 square feet and feature a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom units. More than half will be studios. The developer is Plus Architects.

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It will include 122 parking spaces on an underground level, along with the first and second floors. Amenities include a gym and recreation room. The property is currently a parking lot spanning 22,000 square feet.

The Long Beach Planning Commission is scheduled to review the project on Thursday. The 120-unit project proposed next door is the work of Plus Development, which does not appear related to Plus Architects.

City staff reports have recommend the commission approve both projects.

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