New Hotel And Residential Project Coming To Koreatown

Koreatown's Wilshire Galleria (3240 Wilshire Blvd), which was purchased for $49M by Harridge Development Group at the end of last year, will be transformed into a mixed-use development.

The adaptive reuse of the six-story former department store building would be joined by a new high-rise tower.

The development would include a hotel, restaurants, retail and 545 units—with 11% of all units reserved for very low-income housing, according to Urbanize LA.

The approximately two-acre property's zoning does not have a height limit.

As a result, the property would not require a general plan amendment. [ULA]

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