Each ShelterX project responds to an acute urban requirement—from market-rate creative workforce housing to deeply affordable senior-veteran communities and specialized transitional recovery facilities in Los Angeles.
Culver City · Helms Art District — 5 units (Market-rate · Built to rent)
Project Status: Existing built-to-rent residences
Five market-rate, built-to-rent residences in the desirable Helms Art District—designed for renters who want a considered home base near Culver City’s creative energy.
5933 Comey Avenue represents ShelterX's infill residential strategy: introducing architecturally integrated, high-quality rental homes into mature Westside adjacent creative neighborhoods. Positioned minutes from the Expo Line Culver City station, Helms Bakery, and media campuses, the property balances contemporary urban living with durable, low-maintenance construction.
Los Angeles · Transit-Oriented Community — 43 units (100% affordable · Modular construction)
Project Status: Predevelopment and Entitlement Stage
A 43-unit, 100% affordable modular community designed for speed to market and a more useful everyday residential experience—helping address California’s 5,000-home housing supply gap.
Evergreen at Comey applies precision off-site volumetric modular manufacturing to meet urgent affordable housing demands in Los Angeles. By fabricating volumetric units in parallel with site foundation work, delivery timelines are compressed by up to 40%. The development is structured to support HUD-VASH veteran vouchers, senior veterans, and local workforce households in a high-opportunity Transit-Oriented Community (TOC).
Harbor City · Supportive residential care — 30 units (Behavioral health · Transitional housing · RTC)
Project Status: RTI issued
A 30-unit behavioral-health, transitional-housing, and residential-treatment concept centered on safety and security as people find solid ground and a road to recovery.
Harbor City Safe Place addresses one of California's most critical infrastructure shortages: dedicated residential treatment facilities (RTC) and transitional supportive housing. Designed with trauma-informed architecture principles, the property integrates private sleeping quarters, shared group therapy rooms, secure landscaped open spaces, and staff offices for 24/7 care providers.
East Los Angeles · Near higher education — 8 units (Transition-age youth · TIC pathway)
Project Status: Plans Submitted and in Review
Eight homes for youth transitioning out of foster care, located near Cal State LA, ELAC, and LATTC, with a community-garden amenity and a planned path to homeownership through a TIC model.
1329 Eastern Avenue is tailored specifically for Transition-Age Youth (TAY) aged 18 to 24 who are aging out of California foster systems. Located in proximity to Cal State Los Angeles, East Los Angeles College, and Los Angeles Trade-Technical College, the development bridges the gap between emergency shelter and independent adulthood.