Suffolk announced that construction is complete on a new affordable housing project in downtown Los Angeles. Located on the corner of 6th and San Julian Streets in the Skid Row neighborhood, 6th Street Place brings much-needed permanent supportive housing to the area to help support the widespread homeless population in downtown Los Angeles. The housing project is supported by the city of Los Angeles through Proposition HHH, a $1.2 billion bond to triple the annual production of affordable housing with upward of 10,000 units for homeless members throughout the city.
Developed by Mercy Housing California and designed by TCA Architects, the six-story, 70,000-square-foot building makes 94 permanent affordable housing studio units available for low-income households. The building also includes a manager’s unit, 13-car subterranean parking lot, community room, mosaic art mural made by residents, outdoor courtyard, bicycle parking and on-site services prov
