Infill Housing Approved in Van Nuys as City Pushes Affordable Development in Valley

Single-Family Home to Become 24-Unit Apartment Complex Near Van Nuys Boulevard

A single-family home in Van Nuys is set to make way for new infill housing after the Los Angeles City Planning Commission approved plans for a four-story apartment complex.

On April 23, commissioners voted to approve an application from Anahit Mashadyan to build a 24-unit apartment complex with 42 parking spaces at 6733-6737 Sylmar Avenue. Planning Commission approval was required for multiple density bonus incentives requested by the applicant.

Infill Housing Approved in Van Nuys as City Pushes Affordable Development in Valley

Single-Family Home to Become 24-Unit Apartment Complex Near Van Nuys Boulevard

Affordable Housing Pushes Forward in Valley Neighborhoods

Density Bonuses and Planning Incentives

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