The 1999 Adaptive Reuse Ordinance changed the face of Downtown, making it easier for developers to convert old commercial buildings into housing (Tom Gilmore's Old Bank District was the catalytic pioneer). But now city officials want an update to bring the rules in line with other the rest of its zoning: "The goal, they say, is to spur another round of development, including on the upper floors of derelict buildings on Broadway." [Downtown News, image via]
Filed under:
Update for Adaptive Reuse
The Latest
Curbed LA Is Closing
Head to Curbed.com — soon to be a part of the New York Magazine family — for more of the Curbed LA that you know and love.
Koreatown Craftsman With Lots of Hand-Carved Woodwork Asks $1.5M
Built in 1910, the house sits on a lush property that includes a recording studio out back.
Loading comments...