$33.8M Apartment Permit Filed for 4200 Wilshire in Mid-Wilshire

A new apartment building permit with a declared valuation of $33.8 million was filed with the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety on September 24 for 4200 W Wilshire Blvd in Mid-Wilshire. The permit has not been issued. No developer or general contractor is named on the record.

Why it matters

A Bldg-New filing of this size points to a ground-up apartment building, not a renovation or small addition. For contractors and leasing agents, it is an early signal of new rental supply on Wilshire, west of Koreatown. The site carries Los Angeles County parcel number 5090032900. At the submitted stage, the scope, unit count or valuation can still change before LADBS issues the permit. Many filings wait months in plan check. A missing developer name is routine for a first-pass filing. The thing to watch is when the city issues the permit and who is named on it.

The numbers

The permit category is Bldg-New, use is Apartment, and the declared valuation is $33.8 million. The filing date is September 24, 2026, and the permit number is 26010-10000-04866. The status on file is submitted, not issued. The city’s own case lookup system did not return additional applicant detail at the time of this report.

What’s next

The next milestone is plan check and issuance. If LADBS issues the permit, the record will typically add a contractor of record, and a developer name usually surfaces once site work or a leasing push begins. The American Developer will track this parcel and update coverage when the permit status changes or a developer is confirmed. For more on what’s filed and approved across the city, see our Los Angeles market page.