The recently pared-down and long-in-the-works Plaza at Santa Monica moved forward last week with the release of its draft environmental impact report.
After a number of tweaks and height reductions, the version of the Plaza at Santa Monica that’s moving forward now would bring 280 hotel rooms, more than 100,000 square feet of office space, and 42,000 square feet retail space to the site. At its highest point, the development would reach 12 stories tall.
The downtown Santa Monica project, developed by Metropolitan Pacific Capital and Clarett West Development, would raze bank buildings and surface level parking lots and put a mixed-use development with offices, shops, hotel rooms, and parking on the property bordered by Fourth and Fifth streets and Arizona Avenue. Read more at Curbed LA.
After a number of tweaks and height reductions, the version of the Plaza at Santa Monica that’s moving forward now would bring 280 hotel rooms, more than 100,000 square feet of office space, and 42,000 square feet retail space to the site. At its highest point, the development would reach 12 stories tall.
The downtown Santa Monica project, developed by Metropolitan Pacific Capital and Clarett West Development, would raze bank buildings and surface level parking lots and put a mixed-use development with offices, shops, hotel rooms, and parking on the property bordered by Fourth and Fifth streets and Arizona Avenue. Read more at Curbed LA.
