Mixed-Use Project Planned For Southern California Flower Market

The Southern California Flower Market in DTLA could be transformed into a big mixed-use project complete with stores, restaurants, apartments and offices.

As part of the plans, one building would be torn down to make way for a 15-story residential tower with around 320 units.

The Flower Market building would also be renovated. Flowers would be sold on the ground level, and there would be creative offices on the second floor, the LA Times reports.

The proposed development could be one step closer to reality since the LA City Council approved a motion yesterday in favor of advancing the project, which would require a general plan amendment. [LAT]

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