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New renderings for Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza’s big redevelopment

Nearly 1,000 residential units, plus office space and a hotel

By Bianca Barragan
The Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza reboot would include nearly 1,000 new apartments and condos.
Via Department of City Planning

A fleshed-out look at the long-running plan to redevelop the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza mall comes today via Los Angeles Planning Commission, which will consider the project at its meeting next week.

New renderings show off the residential segment of the project, with a central amenity area, as well as what looks like an Americana-inspired retail zone.

The project would keep the mall square footage the same but it would add more than 300,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, a 10-story office building, a 400-room hotel, 551 condos, and 410 apartments to the 43-acre site.

Developed by Capri Capital Partners, the refreshed Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza will be adjacent to a forthcoming light rail station on Metro’s under-construction Crenshaw Line, which is scheduled to open in 2019.

The redeveloped mall is expected to open after that, but despite its proximity to the train, the revamped plaza will also have 6,829 parking spaces, including 2,000 for residents.

Pastel illustration of people mingling ad eating outdoors at tables under umbrellas in a landscaped plaza with a large fountain in the center. They’re surrounded on two sides by two-story buildings filled with shops and restaurants. Via Department of City Planning

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