Westlake's Park Wilshire To Get Big Makeover

It's reno time at the Park Wilshire apartments in Westlake.

The property, which dates back to the 1920s, was just bought by Sherman Oaks' MWest Holdings from a real estate investment firm in the Bay Area.

MWest Holdings will now spend more than $1M to overhaul the building, according to the LA Times.

Apartments in the 170-unit building will undergo renovation as tenants vacate them. [LAT]

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