East Hollywood 53-Unit Supportive Housing Building Gets Occupancy

The Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety issued a certificate of occupancy on Oct. 9, 2026, for a six-story, 53-unit building at 318 N Juanita Ave in East Hollywood. The permit describes it as 100% permanent supportive affordable housing, with $5.0 million in declared job value.

Why it matters

Permanent supportive housing pairs income-restricted apartments with on-site services, typically for people leaving homelessness. Every unit here is set aside for it, per the permit. A certificate of occupancy is the last city gate before tenants can move in, so 53 supportive units are now ready to lease up.

The numbers

LADBS issued certificate of occupancy 232852 for permit 21010-10000-03560, filed as new apartment construction. The city’s dataset lists a declared valuation of $5,007,546, about $94,000 per unit, and about 26,000 sq ft of floor area under the building code definition. That figure is declared job value, not a sale price, appraisal or loan. The permit lists Sinanian, a licensed contractor based in Tarzana, as contractor of record. The parcel sits in the Dayton Heights tract, zoned [T][Q]CM-1, a commercial manufacturing zone with conditions attached. Measured under the zoning code definition, floor area is about 33,900 sq ft; the two definitions count different spaces. The permit was filed in plan check through the department’s Metro office.

What’s next

The city record does not name a developer or the operator that will run the building. This desk will add both when a lease-up or opening announcement surfaces. For another recent completion, see the 85-unit TOC building at Venice and Glendon, or visit the Los Angeles hub.