Get a close-up look at what’s in store for North Hollywood’s Laurel Plaza

We’re getting a new look around the proposed NoHo West development, a mixed-use project incorporating residential along with tons of mall-type uses (movie theater, shops, a gym) and office space on a 25-acre site near Laurel Canyon Boulevard and the 170 Freeway, where the Laurel Plaza shopping center is now.

Urbanize LA spotted a new fly-through video for project, which, according to recent plans, will include 742 housing units and a pedestrian street that cuts through the development.

The Macy’s on-site will be revamped into 500,000 square feet of office space. (The Macy’s closed for good last week.) Restaurants, a multi-screen movie theater, and retail will take up 190,000 square feet of space in the development.

Developers Goldstein Planting Investments and Merlone Geier Partners bought the Laurel Plaza in 2014, and have been talking about a mixed-use makeover ever since. There’s no clear timeline though of when construction might start.

• Fly Through the NoHo West Development [ULA]
• First Look at the Huge Plan to Turn Sleepy Laurel Plaza into a Multi-Use Mini-City [Curbed LA]