Topping Off Metropolis

Metropolis, LA
Photo credit: Courtesy of Greenland USA

Shanghai's Greenland USA just celebrated the topping off of its second residential tower at Metropolis.

The final steel beam was nailed in place last week on top of the 40-story tower, which will include 514 condos and retail space.

Metropolis
Photo credit: Courtesy of Greenland USA

The speakers at last Friday's event, attended by more than 500 construction workers, included (from left to right) Webcor SVP Mark Turner, LA City Councilman Jose Huizar, Greenland GM Chao Wu, and Harley Ellis Devereaux CEO Peter Devereaux.

The $1B mixed-use development is the largest, mixed-use development in DTLA, Curbed reports.

Roy Reel, HED
Photo credit: Courtesy of Roy Reel

Sales have also begun for the 514 condos, which range from $600k to more than $2M.

Harley Ellis Devereaux is the architect for the project. Harley Ellis Devereaux business development guru Roy Reel is pictured above during last week's event.

Metropolis, on 6.3 acres, is scheduled to be completed in 2018. [Curbed]

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