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Courthouse

2. San Pedro Courthouse Revitalization

The proposed mixed-use project includes market-rate and affordable housing, joint use open-space, and street-level retail space, including space intended for a grocery store.

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3. Mixed Use Project by South Bay Developers, LLC

Development Site: 336-348 W 7th Street, San Pedro

Mixed Use Development key metrics are:
Lot size: 14,000 sf
Building size: 40,000 sf
Residential units: 32
Commercial units: 2Developer is looking for a restaurant to lease the ground floor space.  Ideal restaurant would have a recognizable brand name restaurant, or a restaurant like Pappy’s Seafood with a history of the ownership’s success in other locations.   Developer would ideally like to work with someone early on so that the design can be tailored to their liking.

Inquiries:
Nate Hobba
Managing Principal
South Bay Developers, LLC
C: 213-300-4699
E: [email protected]
www.southbaydevelopers.net
Schedule Call/Meeting: https://meetme.so/NateHobba

Palos Verdes Apartments San PedroPalos Verdes Apartments San Pedro

4. Palos Verde Apartments

550 Palos Verdes project is under construction with Occupancy scheduled for early 2020.

The seven story midrise building provides 375 for-rent market rate units in a mix of studios, one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom dwellings as well as 647 parking stalls and approximately 5,000 SF of commercial space fronting 6th street.

The luxury apartments include high end finishes such as stone counters, vinyl plank floors, stainless steel appliances, NEST thermostats and most units have their own private balcony. Additionally, amenity spaces in the building include a pool and spa deck, three podium courtyards overlooking the water, a dog run, two story fitness center and personal training space, a golf simulator room, and a rooftop clubroom and adjoining sky-lounge.

https://www.hollandpartnergroup.com/

5. Port Town Brewery

Opening in 2020, Port Town Brewing Company will operate a production brewery and tap room, as well as offering brewery tours, beer to go and occasional special events. The group behind the project are owners of San Pedro Brewing Company, the oldest operating brewery in the City of Los Angeles.

Port Town will be located in the 10,000 square foot historic Liberty Auditorium, built in 1921 as a dance hall and social gathering place. Years later, the building was called 7th Street Garage. It has been empty since the late 1990’s and the new brewery opening will bring new vibrancy and foot traffic to 7th Street in downtown San Pedro.

6. La Terra Apartments

LaTerra Development plans to reposition the project by re-entitling the site for 24 fee-simple homes under the popular City of Los Angeles Small Lot Ordinance. The homes are planned to have direct access garages, and rooftop decks providing valuable private outdoor open space, taking advantage of views of the harbor and the magnificent Vincent Thomas San Pedro Bridge.

Use: Residential, Fee Simple Town-homes
Size: 24 Fee Simple homes
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7. Mesa Street Properties

Mesa Properties is planning a 22-unit small lot complex. Located at 1803 South Mesa Street, the plot of empty industrial land measures 26,706 square feet, according to property records.

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New Hotel Pacific and 6th

8. 80-room hotel with a rooftop deck and bar

San Pedro’s historic movie palace, the Warner Grand Theatre, could be getting a fancy neighbor. Plans presented at an October 17 joint meeting of the Northwest, Central, and Coastal San Pedro neighborhood councils show the seven-story boutique hotel that would rise on a now-vacant lot at the corner of Sixth Street and Pacific Avenue.

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9. Affordable Housing Development to Replace San Pedro Parking Lot

The project, which was unveiled last month in a presentation to multiple neighborhood councils, would replace a mid-block surface parking lot at 456 W. 9th Street.  Plans call for a six-story building, which would contain 91 residential units above 4,900 square feet of commercial space, a 4,000-square-foot community room, and a 60-car parking garage at ground level.

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  • 505 S Centre St, San Pedro, CA 90731

    2. San Pedro Courthouse Revitalization

    The proposed mixed-use project includes market-rate and affordable housing, joint use open-space, and street-level retail space, including space intended for a grocery store.

    Read Article

  • 550 S. Palos Verdes St., San Pedro, CA 90731

    4. Palos Verde Apartments

    550 Palos Verdes project is under construction with Occupancy scheduled for early 2020.

    The seven story midrise building provides 375 for-rent market rate units in a mix of studios, one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom dwellings as well as 647 parking stalls and approximately 5,000 SF of commercial space fronting 6th street.

    The luxury apartments include high end finishes such as stone counters, vinyl plank floors, stainless steel appliances, NEST thermostats and most units have their own private balcony. Additionally, amenity spaces in the building include a pool and spa deck, three podium courtyards overlooking the water, a dog run, two story fitness center and personal training space, a golf simulator room, and a rooftop clubroom and adjoining sky-lounge.

    https://www.hollandpartnergroup.com/

  • 336 West 7th Street. San Pedro CA 90731

    3. Mixed Use Project by South Bay Developers, LLC

    Development Site: 336-348 W 7th Street, San Pedro
    Mixed Use Development key metrics are:
    Lot size: 14,000 sf
    Building size: 40,000 sf
    Residential units: 32
    Commercial units: 2Developer is looking for a restaurant to lease the ground floor space.  Ideal restaurant would have a recognizable brand name restaurant, or a restaurant like Pappy’s Seafood with a history of the ownership’s success in other locations.   Developer would ideally like to work with someone early on so that the design can be tailored to their liking.

  • 286 W 8th St San Pedro, California 90731

    6. La Terra Apartments

    LaTerra Development plans to reposition the project by re-entitling the site for 24 fee-simple homes under the popular City of Los Angeles Small Lot Ordinance. The homes are planned to have direct access garages, and rooftop decks providing valuable private outdoor open space, taking advantage of views of the harbor and the magnificent Vincent Thomas San Pedro Bridge.

    Use: Residential, Fee Simple Town-homes
    Size: 24 Fee Simple homes
    Website

  • 285 W. 7th St., San Pedro, CA 90731

    5. Port Town Brewing Company

    Opening in Fall 2017, Port Town Brewing Company will operate a production brewery and tap room, as well as offering brewery tours, beer to go and occasional special events. The group behind the project are owners of San Pedro Brewing Company, the oldest operating brewery in the City of Los Angeles.

    Port Town will be located in the 10,000 square foot historic Liberty Auditorium, built in 1921 as a dance hall and social gathering place. Years later, the building was called 7th Street Garage. It has been empty since the late 1990’s and the new brewery opening will bring new vibrancy and foot traffic to 7th Street in downtown San Pedro.

  • 1803 S. Mesa St., San Pedro, CA 90731

    7. Mesa Street Properties

    Mesa Properties is planning a 22-unit small lot complex. Located at 1803 South Mesa Street, the plot of empty industrial land measures 26,706 square feet, according to property records.

    Website

  • 478 W. Sixth St, San Pedro, CA 90731

    8. 80-room hotel with a rooftop deck and bar

    San Pedro’s historic movie palace, the Warner Grand Theatre, could be getting a fancy neighbor. Plans presented at an October 17 joint meeting of the Northwest, Central, and Coastal San Pedro neighborhood councils show the seven-story boutique hotel that would rise on a now-vacant lot at the corner of Sixth Street and Pacific Avenue.

    Read Article

  • 456 W. Ninth St, San Pedro, CA 90731

    9. Affordable Housing Development to Replace San Pedro Parking Lot

    The project, which was unveiled last month in a presentation to multiple neighborhood councils, would replace a mid-block surface parking lot at 456 W. 9th Street.  Plans call for a six-story building, which would contain 91 residential units above 4,900 square feet of commercial space, a 4,000-square-foot community room, and a 60-car parking garage at ground level.

    Read Article