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Elevado Group gains approval for 139 apartments in North Hollywood

Seven-story complex would sit half a mile from Metro’s NoHo station

Elevado Group Gains Approval for 139 Apartments in NoHo
Elevado Group's Alan Kleinman with rendering of 5000 North Vineland Avenue (Elevado Group, Maly Architects)

The Elevado Group has moved forward with plans to build a 139-unit apartment complex in North Hollywood.

The Encino-based developer led by Alan Kleinman has won approval from the Los Angeles Planning Commission to build the seven-story apartment building at 5000-5010 North Vineland Avenue and 10950 Hesby Street, Urbanize Los Angeles reported. 

It would bulldoze an auto repair shop and U-Haul truck rental yard.

Plans call for 139 studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments above 2,900 square feet of ground-floor shops and restaurants. A partially underground parking garage would serve 126 cars and 107 bicycles.

Elevado received a density bonus to build a building larger than local zoning rules allow in exchange for 19 apartments set aside as affordable for very low-income households.

The white, slate blue and charcoal project, designed by Sawtelle-based Maly Architects, would be covered in painted stucco and wood siding. 

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A U-shaped complex would have two rooftop decks, and sit atop a square podium with two small courtyards, according to a rendering. Floor-to-ceiling windows would back balconies and front ground-floor shops, as well as two second- and third-story lounges.

The proposed development is a half-mile southeast of Metro’s North Hollywood Station, where Trammell Crow moved forward last month with a plan to build a 2.2 million-square-foot development, with nearly 1,500 homes, offices and retail.

The G (formerly Orange) Line busway terminus will also contain a future  rapid transit line to Burbank, Glendale and Pasadena.

Elevado Group, founded by Kleinman in 2015, filed plans last month to replace a used car dealership and pre-school building in Panorama City with a 147-unit apartment complex at 6314-6330 North Woodman Avenue, according to The Real Deal.

The firm is also behind a plan to build 119 apartments on the former site of Debbie Reynolds’ dance studio at 6500 Lankershim Boulevard in North Hollywood, according to Urbanize.

— Dana Bartholomew

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