Eleven St. Towers aims to build 31 affordable apartments on a vacant lot in Pico-Union.
The Beverly Hills-based developer led by Joseph Golshan has filed plans to build the four-story building at 1604 West 11th Street, Urbanize Los Angeles reported.
Plans call for a four-story building near 11th Street and Union Avenue with 31 studio and one-bedroom apartments with no on-site parking, according to city documents.
Requested entitlements include density bonus incentives in exchange for deeming every apartment affordable for low- and very low-income tenants.
The project, designed by Metropolis Architecture, aims to mimic the appearance of older buildings within the Pico-Union Historic Preservation Overlay Zone.
It features a light gray stucco building with a shingle mansard roof. The building would have a set of double doors on each floor with small metal balconies above a ground-floor doorway flanked by Doric columns, according to a rendering.
It’s the latest development from Golshan Properties seeking to build mid-sized affordable apartments buildings across Los Angeles. The developer also wants to construct a 36-unit affordable apartment building in Broadway-Manchester and a 37-unit affordable complex in Downtown’s South Park, according to Urbanize.
Eleven St. Towers was founded in January last year by Golshan, according to state business records, a Beverly Hills resident who owns an apparel manufacturing company based at the same address. His Golshan Properties is based in Westwood.
— Dana Bartholomew
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