Inglewood Affordable Housing Project Breaks Ground
The $44 million development at 400 Centinela Avenue will provide 120 affordable housing units for residents.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Construction
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Venice Community Housing, Linc Housing, and the Social Justice Learning Institute have begun construction on a new mixed-use affordable housing development in Inglewood. The project includes a 120-unit complex and a dedicated 25,000-square-foot facility for the Social Justice Learning Institute.
Why it matters
This development serves residents earning between 30 and 80 percent of the area median income, addressing a critical need for housing access in the local community. The project integrates off-site improvements, including a new bikeway and funding for electric buses, to enhance local infrastructure.
The development at 400 Centinela Avenue carries an estimated total cost of $44 million. Financing includes a $7.5 million loan from LACAHSA to support the creation of 120 units and a 25,000-square-foot community facility.
The players
Venice Community Housing
This organization develops and manages affordable housing in the Los Angeles area.
Linc Housing
This nonprofit organization focuses on building and preserving affordable housing communities.
Social Justice Learning Institute
This institution promotes social justice and community development through education and facility support.
LACAHSA
The Los Angeles County Affordable Housing Solutions Agency provides financing for housing initiatives.
The details
Designed by Aero Collective and The Architects Collective, the site will support residents through a tiered income eligibility model. Beyond housing, the project aims to improve local transit access through new infrastructure investments on Florence Avenue.
Timeline
Construction on the housing project began in October 2026.
The project is expected to be completed in 2028.
Market Landscape
This project follows the Los Angeles County Affordable Housing Solutions Agency's regional funding mandate to prioritize transit-oriented development. It positions the collaboration against a backdrop of increasing regional demand for high-density, mixed-use living spaces.
Residents qualifying for housing at 30 to 80 percent of the area median income gain access to new, affordable rental options. The neighborhood will also benefit from long-term infrastructure upgrades, including a new bikeway and increased electric bus capacity.
The takeaway
This development integrates residential units with community facility space and transit improvements to foster a more accessible urban environment. Future residents should monitor the project status as the 2028 completion date approaches.
What happens next
Construction completion is projected for 2028.
Further reading
For more background on urban development in the area, visit the Inglewood Construction section.
More information
Review available housing programs and development guidelines at the LA County housing resource portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Urbanize LA.
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