J+J Proposes 633-Unit Mixed Use Building Hollywood, LA

J+J Hollywood, LLC announces the ambitious Hollywood Central Project, signaling a new era for Hollywood. Designed by Studio One Eleven, this mixed-use development aims to seamlessly integrate existing structures with innovative new buildings.

Project Scope and Locations

Spanning across various addresses including 1610-1638 North Las Palmas Avenue, 6626-6636 West Hollywood Boulevard, and sections of North Cherokee Avenue, the Hollywood Central Project encompasses two main sites: Site 1 and Site 2. These areas will see a blend of revitalization efforts, preserving some buildings while introducing four new constructions.

Commercial and Residential Integration

The project is a harmonious fusion of commercial and residential spaces, with plans for 633 multifamily residential units alongside a mix of retail, restaurant, and office spaces. Existing buildings will be repurposed, with approximately 24,924 square feet dedicated to retail and restaurant usage, and 14,290 square feet for office spaces. Moreover, 42,404 square feet of new retail/restaurant spaces and 30,488 square feet of new office spaces will enrich the Hollywood landscape.

A Vibrant Mixed-Use Environment

Emphasizing a dynamic living and working experience, the Hollywood Central Project will feature a total of 67,328 square feet of restaurant/retail space and 44,778 square feet of office space. Second-level amenities include 7,096 square feet for restaurants and 20,364 square feet for offices, while 66,275 square feet of open space will enhance the community feel.

Parking and Accessibility

To accommodate visitors and residents, the project includes two subterranean parking structures with 444 automobile parking stalls. Additionally, there will be 60 short-term and 338 long-term bicycle parking spaces, promoting sustainable transport options.

The Road Ahead

As the project application undergoes review, initial steps are taken toward realizing this transformative vision. Construction is anticipated to span 31 months, with completion slated for 2027, pending the review timeline.

Revitalizing Hollywood's landscape, the Hollywood Central Project promises to be a vibrant hub of activity, seamlessly blending heritage with innovation for the community's benefit.