Steven Sharp is an associate and co-founder of Urbanize Media, a platform that focuses on local urban development and planning news. With a particular focus on Los Angeles, Steven covers a wide range of topics including affordable housing, transportation, and architectural design. His work has also been featured in Firehouse Magazine.
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Steven Sharp's focus is primarily on local real estate development and urbanization in the Los Angeles area, with a particular emphasis on affordable housing projects. He tends to cover stories related to sustainability, design, and government announcements within this context. If you have insights or news related to real estate developments, affordable housing initiatives, or urban planning specifically within the Los Angeles area, he may be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, since his coverage includes press releases and government announcements heavily as well as a significant focus on sustainable development and design aspects of construction projects in LA, consider these angles when reaching out for potential coverage opportunities.
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By: Steven Sharp
Parking and circulation plan Aloft Hotel and Residence Inn would rise just south of Hollywood Burbank Airport
By: Steven Sharp
View looking southwest from La Brea Avenue Wood Partners project includes 144 apartments over retail
By: Steven Sharp
A mixed-use apartment complex is set to replace a surface parking lot one block north of Metro's North Hollywood Station, according to a new application to the Los Angeles Department of City Planning.
A 1950s apartment buildings just off of the Sawtelle neighborhood's namesake street is up for redevelopment with affordable housing via the Mayor's Executive Directive 1, per a recent application to the Los Angeles Department of City Planning.
By: Steven Sharp
The Los Angeles City Planning Commission has given the go-ahead to a proposed multifamily residential development in Westwood.
Plans to redevelop the aging Rancho San Pedro public housing complex near the Port of Los Angeles continue to inch forward.
By: Steven Sharp
Trains would run at speeds of more than 200 miles per hour
A 1920s single-family home near Cal State Northridge is slated to make way for affordable housing, according to a new application to the Los Angeles Department of City Planning
At its meeting on December 19, the Los Angeles City Planning Commission voted to sign off on a proposed development which would bring new apartments to a site just west of Paramount Pictures in Hollywood.
Cityview announced this week that it has acquired Candela, a 112-unit apartment building located at 1950 Tamarind Avenue in the Hollywood Hills.
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