Two Wilshire Offices Going Residential

As if you needed any more proof that multifamily is on fire, Jamison Services has filed plans with the city to give two of its Wilshire Boulevard office buildings a multifamily makeover, Building Los Angeles reports. Here is a look at the 13-story, 230k SF office at 2500 Wilshire, which the company plans to convert to a building with 248 units.

The reno could have competition from the seven-story, luxury condo complex being developed by Somerset Group across the street (above), but we'll wait and see what Jamison will actually build. And about a mile away in K-Town, Jamison plans to convert the 12-story, 150k SF building at 3345 Wilshire into a 202-unit complex. But the firm may have its work cut out for this one, as Building LA reports only 150-units are permitted by code.

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