Summary
The Golden Shore project near the shoreline is in year ten of its development agreement, valid until 2035. Work is underway to convert an office building into housing with 75 new units on top of a parking structure, though no new applications have come forward for the west side.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Sep 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
The developer funds the 4.81-acre park's construction and maintenance, sparing taxpayers that cost.
Future residents of the converted housing and the downtown shoreline area gain new residential units near the coast.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Planning Commission - Sep 3, 2026
The 226-home River Park project near the LA River includes a 4.81-acre public park the builder must develop and maintain, plus twelve very-low-income affordable units and Wrigley Dog Park upgrades. The commission affirmed the developer is meeting its obligations so far.
Planning Commission - Aug 20, 2026
The Golden Shore project near the shoreline is in year ten of its development agreement, valid until 2035. Work is underway to convert an office building into housing with 75 new units on top of a parking structure, though no new applications have come forward for the west side.
Related development
River Park Project
Adds 226 homes — including affordable units — plus a large new public park maintained at the builder's expense, with no cut-through traffic thanks to a new signalized Wardlow Road driveway.
Golden Shore Project (PD-6 Sub-area 1A)
New housing near the shoreline moves forward, though the west side of Golden Shore remains in limbo with no active proposals.
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