Steven Sharp is an Associate at Urbanize Media. He focuses on construction and real estate, covering topics such as housing market trends, real estate development, urban design, and the construction industry. Steven is featured in Firehouse Magazine and has contributed extensively to Urbanize Media.
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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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A single-family home next to the 101 Freeway in Hollywood is set to give way to a small lot subdivision, per a new application to the Los Angeles Department of City Planning.
A recent community presentation offers up a look at the latest plan for the vacant Melrose Triangle site in West Hollywood.
Multiple Los Angeles City officials have declared "dead" a controversial plan for an affordable housing complex along the Venice Canals. But in the view of the State of California, and now a Los Angeles Superior Court Judge, the project would be to be very much alive.
A property just west of the Rubio Wash in San Gabriel is set for redeveloping with housing, according to an environmental notice.The project site, a vacant lot at 824 S. Gladys Avenue, is being developed by Orange County-based Olson Homes. Plans call for a collection of three-story building featuring 80 residential units with parking for 165 vehicles.
By: Steven Sharp
One year after breaking ground , wood framing is on the rise for a new affordable housing complex from non-profit developers Venice Community Housing and Community Corp. of Santa Monica near the E Line in Santa Monica
Starting in July, SB 79 is set to take effect, reshaping development rights for properties near transit across Los Angeles County and several other metropolitan regions in California. The Southern California Association of Governments, the regional planning agency which is tasked with mapping out where the bill's will be felt, has released its preliminary draft as of June 1.
By: Steven Sharp
At a ceremony late last month, Logos Faith Development began work on its latest development - a new affordable housing complex on land owned by St. Rest Friendship Church in South Los Angeles.Located at 706 W. 85th Street, the project calls for the new construction of a four-story building featuring 62 one- and two-bedroom apartments above parking for 17 vehicles. Construction financing for the project was announced earlier this month.
By: Steven Sharp
Linc Housing Corp. has commenced work on a new affordable housing complex in Long Beach's Zaferia neighborhood, the City announced late last month.
A new environmental report published by Metro evaluates truncated plans for an eastward extension of Metro's E Line.
The Glendale Planning Commission is set to consider an appeal of a proposed multifamily residential development that would replace an auto-oriented retail center adjacent to New York Park in the La Crescenta area.
