This four-story mixed-use development would combine affordable housing and street-level retail, with one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments going for $450 to $1,200 a month. Metro's partnering with McCormack Baron Salazar on this project, which would rise on a 1.5-acre lot catty-corner to the Gold Line station. DE Architects is designing the building.

Two acres around the Gold Line station here would be used for a commercial development to include medical office space in one eight-story building and a gym with groundfloor retail/food in a three-story building. The plan currently includes a six-level parking garage in the medical building that Metro wants to shrink. This project comes from Primestor Development, with designs by Gensler architects.

This family-oriented affordable housing complex on a plot directly to the south of the Soto Station is set to be developed by Bridge Housing Corporation and the East LA Community Corporation. The mixed-user would combine 12,500 square feet of groundfloor space for retail or restaurants with 49 units on the upper floors. The complex would be between four to six stories tall, and will likely be called either Las Mariposas or Los Lirios.

Metro and Abode Communities are teaming up for this proposed two-building complex at Soto and Cesar Chavez, just south of the King Taco. (Luckiest tenants ever.) There will be two four-story buildings connected by a skybridge and holding 54 two-bedroom units and 23 three-bedroom units; the units will be larger because developers are aiming the complex at families.