Geoff Palmer's Da Vinci Getting Revived

Despite pressure from the City and an ongoing arson investigation, Geoff Palmer is planning a complete rebuild of the Da Vinci apartment complex in DTLA. As you likely recall, the 526-unit fortress was destroyed in December. Now, Goeff will reconstruct the project with no changes to the structure, reports the Downtown News. Insurance will cover the rebuild at 909 W Temple and the process should take about 10 months. [DTN]

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