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$27.6 Million Permit Filed for Beverly Grove Apartment Building

The permit has not been issued. City planning records tied to the site name Bobby Assil, through an entity, as applicant for a 144-unit affordable project at the address.

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$27.6 millionDeclared value
23010-10001-04746Permit #
Not yet issuedStatus

A permit declaring $27.6 million in construction value was submitted to the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety on Oct. 15, 2026, for a new apartment building at 845 N. Alfred St. in the Beverly Grove section of Los Angeles, just east of the West Hollywood line. The filing, permit number 23010-10001-04746, has not yet been issued. The project remains in the city’s plan check and entitlement process rather than cleared to break ground.

LADBS permit records carry no owner or developer field. City planning records tied to the same address list Bobby Assil, through the entity 843 Alfred MBV1, LLC, as applicant for a separate but address-matched filing: a seven-story, 144-unit studio and one-bedroom building with no on-site parking, filed under the Mayor’s Executive Directive 1 affordable housing pathway, with Kevin Tsai Architecture as the project architect.

Why it matters

A $27.6 million declared value on a new apartment permit adds to a busy fall for Los Angeles multifamily filings, including a similarly timed Mid-City apartment permit the desk tracked the same day. Beverly Grove sits inside the broader run of Los Angeles infill apartment activity the desk follows, where the ED1 pathway has pushed a wave of unentitled lots toward denser, parking-free buildings without a discretionary hearing.

The numbers

The permit declares $27.6 million in construction value for a new building classified Bldg-New, Apartment. It was submitted Oct. 15, 2026, and LADBS has not issued it. The site carries assessor parcel number (AIN) 5529006029. Planning records tied to the address describe a 144-unit, seven-story building, though that unit count comes from the separate planning filing rather than the permit record itself.

What’s next

Permits filed under the ED1 pathway typically clear plan check without a public hearing, since the program grants ministerial approval in exchange for income-restricted units. The next public marker will be LADBS issuing the permit itself, which would put the project in position to pull grading and demolition approvals for the existing structures on the lot.

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