26 Units / New Construction - 2026 / 100% Affordable - Los Angeles, CA

Price: $6,125,000
New Construction - 2026 | 26-Units | 100% Affordable
Building Area: ±12,720 SF | Lot Size: ±7,872 SF

ADDRESS

10501 Wilmington Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90002

An opportunity to acquire a brand-new 2026 construction, 100% affordable housing apartment community located at 10501 S Wilmington Avenue. This modern three-story multifamily asset consists of 26 thoughtfully designed residential units featuring a highly efficient stacked design and fully sprinklered Type VA construction.

The property includes 24 one-bedroom units and 2 single units, and is situated within a Transit Oriented Communities (TOC) Tier 3 designation, offering strong long-term demand fundamentals in a dense infill Los Angeles location. Currently, eight units have already been leased, demonstrating immediate rental demand and occupancy traction.

This building is also a short walk to the soon-to-be expanded “Watts Towers Arts Center” campus. 30,000 additional square feet of new park space will be added for the community.

Built as a 100% privately funded affordable housing project, the property offers investors the opportunity to acquire a newly constructed, low-maintenance asset with modern improvements and strong operational appeal. The building features elevator service, short-term and long-term bicycle parking, and contemporary design elements tailored for today’s urban workforce housing demand.

PROPERTY INFORMATION

Brand-new 2026 construction

26-unit affordable housing apartment building

24 one-bedroom units and 2 single units

Central AC/Heat – Split System

Fully sprinklered Type VA construction

Modern stacked design

Eight units already leased

TOC Tier 3 designation

A short walk to the “Watts Towers Arts Center” campus, with the community park to be expanded by 30,000 square feet

Elevator serviced building

Lot Size: ±7,872 SF

Building Size: ±12,720 SF

APN: 6065-030-040

Zoning: LAC2

28 bicycle parking spaces

Excellent access to public transportation, employment centers, and major Los Angeles corridors