New Hotel And Apartment Tower Could Be Coming To Westlake

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New plans filed this week with the LA City Planning Department show a developer has plans to turn a medical building on Wilshire Boulevard in Westlake into a hotel.

The 88-year-old, 13-story building, one block east of Alvarado Street and near the Westlake/MacArthur Park subway station, was once Crocker Bank.

The property, which is eligible for the National Register of Historic Places, would be turned into a 220-room hotel.

A 41-story tower with 478 apartments would be part of the project, according to Curbed.

Out of those units, 39 would be set aside for affordable housing. [Curbed]

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