Long Beach Approves Plans for 23-Story High-Rise and Eight-Story Building – Adding 345 Housing Units Downtown
Release Date: 2019-09-19
By Hayley Munguia
Another high-rise will soon make its mark on Long Beach’s skyline.
The Planning Commission approved 3rd+Pacific — a long-anticipated project that will merge six downtown lots to create an eight-story mid-rise and a 23-story tower — at its Thursday, Sept. 19 meeting.
The 1.22-acre mixed-use development, which will stretch along the east side of Pacific Avenue between Third and Fourth streets, will add a total of 345 housing units to the city’s stock.
The site is currently used as a municipal parking lot.
The construction will happen over two phases. The eight-story building on the project’s northern half will go up first, followed by the 23-story high-rise along Third Street.
The north tower will offer 142 units and about 6,800 square feet of retail space; the south tower will include 203 units and roughly 7,700 square feet of retail space. Both buildings will have underground parking.
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