Steven Sharp is an Associate at Urbanize Media. He focuses on themes such as construction, real estate, urban development, and architecture, often exploring the intersection of these areas within the context of transportation and planning. Steven's work has been featured in Urbanize Media and Firehouse Magazine.
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Steven Sharp's coverage predominantly focuses on local real estate development, urban design, and construction industry in California. He emphasizes informative and data-driven content related to housing market trends, real estate projects, and urban planning initiatives.
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Jamison Services is expanding its adaptive reuse portfolio west of its home turf of Koreatown.
A mixed-use affordable housing development is slated to replace a surface parking lot in Jefferson Park , according to an application filed earlier this month with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning.
By: Steven Sharp
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has approved $15 million in additional funding for a new interim and supportive housing complex at the Metropolitan State Hospital campus in Norwalk
Eight months since we last checked in, wood framing is nearing its peak for a mixed-use development from Holland Partner Group at the far southeast corner of Long Beach
A full building permit has been issued for a new academic building at Loyola University Chicago. Located at 6551 N. Sheridan Rd, the project site is bounded by W. Albion Ave to the north, W. Loyola Ave to the south, N. Sheridan Rd to the west and an alley to the east. Campion Hall, a four-story residence hall on the site, was demolished to make way for the new construction.
On the border of Hollywood and West Hollywood, framing is taking shape for a pair of affordable housing projects from Los Angeles-based Taylor Equities
By: Steven Sharp
In Inglewood, construction is in the home stretch for a mixed-use apartment complex Texas-based developer JPI.
By: Steven Sharp
Just south of the SR-134 Freeway, Linc Housing Corp. is nearing the finish line on what will be the largest affordable housing complex in the history of the City of Glendale.
OCTA is holding two public meetings for its Coastal Rail Resiliency Study, which will develop strategies to protect the seven miles of coastal railway running between Dana Point and San Clemente to the San Diego County over the next 30 years. The completed study is to be presented to OCTA's board in Fall 2026.
A 1930s single-family home near Washington Boulevard in Mid-City is slated to be razed and redeveloping with small hot houses, according to an application filed with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning.The project, proposed for a parcel at 4523 W. 18th Street, calls for clearing the existing two-bedroom house to make way for the construction of five new townhomes. One home would include a junior accessory dwelling unit.
