Construction Begins On Park Fifth

It may have been more than a decade in the making, but construction has finally begun on MacFarlane Partners' Park Fifth in DTLA.

Work began last week on the first phase of the mixed-use development across the street from Pershing Square.

A small parking garage was torn down to make way for the seven-story project with 313 apartments and 7k SF of retail space, according to Urbanize LA.

Portland's Ankrom Moisan Architects is designing Park Fifth.

A second phase is in the works with 348 apartments in a 24-story building.

The development could be completed in 2018. [ULA]

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