Weingart Center Association and Related California held the grand opening of 600 San Pedro, a 17-story residential mixed-use building with 302 units of permanent supportive housing on a 1.12-acre site in Downtown Los Angeles.
Owned and operated by Weingart Center and co-developed with Related California, 600 San Pedro is reportedly the largest 100% permanent supportive housing development in the City of Los Angeles. Formerly a parking lot, the development broke ground in October 2023 and finished construction ahead of schedule.
“We are proud to partner with Weingart to bring 600 San Pedro to life – a development that will help provide much-needed permanent supportive housing to Angelenos experiencing homelessness,” said Related California chairman and CEO Bill Witte. “We hope 600 San Pedro demonstrates that solutions are possible, collaborations work and doing nothing is not an option. Public-private partnerships are a key component to addressing the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles and California.”
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