Burton serves as chief executive at Cityview, one of the most active multifamily developers in L.A. The company has invested nearly $4 billion in urban projects, from Koreatown to the Westside, to help meet the city’s growing demand for housing. Many of Cityview’s projects are near transportation and work hubs.

Southern California-based developer CityView has secured funding to move forward on its $125 million multifamily projects, Adams & Grand. The seven-story property is located near USC in an opportunity zone and will feature 296 units and 5,000 square feet of retail space. With funding in place, construction will begin this month, and the property is scheduled to deliver in early 2023.

The partner at CityView, a prominent Los Angeles multifamily developer, said her company has used the time to ready the firm for realignment, acquisitions and growth. “It afforded us the opportunity to take advantage of that time to look inward and see where we might want to invest our time and energy,” Halvas told CoStar News.

Century City-based multifamily developer Cityview has secured $125 million in funding for an opportunity zone project near USC.
The mixed-use development, dubbed Adams & Grand, will include apartments plus retail space and parking at 2528 S. Grand Ave.

Century City-based Cityview is one of the most active developers in Los Angeles.
The company ranked No. 3 on the Business Journal’s most recent list of commercial real estate developers in L.A., where it has developed 6.5 million square feet across 75 projects since 2010.

Apartment owner and developer Cityview has managed to find its footing amid the market dislocation. So far, rent collections and leasing activity has been healthy, and the firm has yet to drop rental rates for both renewals or new move-in leases. However, the company has increased up-front concessions to help drive new leasing activity.

Apartment owner and developer Cityview has managed to find its footing amid the market dislocation. So far, rent collections and leasing activity has been healthy, and the firm has yet to drop rental rates for both renewals or new move-in leases. However, the company has increased up-front concessions to help drive new leasing activity.

Apartment owner and developer Cityview has managed to find its footing amid the market dislocation. So far, rent collections and leasing activity has been healthy, and the firm has yet to drop rental rates for both renewals or new move-in leases. However, the company has increased up-front concessions to help drive new leasing activity.