CIM Group has filed plans to build the tallest apartment building in West Hollywood on the site of an aging concrete plant.
The firm aims to build a 34-story residential tower at 1000 La Brea Avenue on a 1.6-acre site currently occupied by the 60-year-old Cemex Hollywood Concrete manufacturing facility, Urbanize Los Angeles reported.
CIM acquired the Cemex parcel and an adjacent property at La Brea and Sycamore avenues for $47M in June. Earlier this year, the company filed plans to build a 208K SF office building at 1011 North Sycamore Avenue.
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