Long Beach Approves New 160-Unit Senior Housing Project by GLB Properties

A new senior housing project proposed by GLB Properties has recently been green lit. The City of Long Beach Planning Commission granted preliminary approval for the 160-unit project with seniors in mind.

The project’s distribution: If everything goes according to plan, the project will feature six stories with a mix of studios, one-bedrooms and two-bedroom units. It is expected that 20 apartments will be classified as affordable housing. 

The facility will have 58 studios, 82 one-bedrooms and 20 two-bedrooms, and it will be equipped with 74 car parking spots, in addition to room for 23 bikes. 

Location, location, location: The location for this senior housing project is at 2515 Avenue, situated in North Long Beach on vacant, city-owned parcels near the intersection of Atlantic Avenue and East Vernon Street, south of Willow Street. 

The vision behind the new development: GLB Properties, spearheading this initiative, aims to contribute to the city's evolving landscape, aligning with Long Beach's commitment to address the housing needs of its senior population. The granting of preliminary approval by the Planning Commission underscores the city's dedication to embracing senior-friendly housing solutions.

The City of Long Beach is actively embracing growth and development, paving the way for a brighter future by fostering accessible housing options for its diverse population, particularly the senior community.