Plans For South Park Development Revised

A new development slated for South Park may be bigger than previously proposed.

The Condor would be built at 1334 South Flower St. and designed by Santa Monica's DFH Architects.

The seven-story project could include up to 171 or 177 units instead of around 145 as proposed earlier in the year, Urbanize LA reports. The plans could possibly include a handful of live-work apartments.

There also would be 2,500 SF of ground-level retail space, which could grow to 8,800 SF if the live-work units are dropped from the project.

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