Jade Enterprises Completes New Hollywood Mixed-Use Building
The seven-story Skyview Sunset development adds 62 residential units to the intersection of Fairfax and Sunset.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Commercial
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Jade Enterprises has finished construction on the Skyview Sunset, a seven-story mixed-use building located at 1511 N. Fairfax Avenue in Hollywood. The project transforms the former gas station site into a facility featuring residential apartments and ground-floor commercial space.
Why it matters
The development utilizes Transit Oriented Communities incentives to bypass standard zoning density limits, increasing the housing supply in a prominent Hollywood corridor. This project provides a mix of market-rate and affordable units to the local community.
The Skyview Sunset includes 6,050 square feet of ground-floor commercial space and an 88-car parking garage. Five of the 62 residential units are designated specifically for extremely low-income households.
The players
Jade Enterprises
This is the real estate development firm responsible for the design and construction of the Skyview Sunset project.
The details
The structure replaces a former gas station at the corner of Fairfax Avenue and Sunset Boulevard with a mix of plaster, fiber cement, and precast concrete finishes. Advertised rental rates for the units range from $3,375 to $4,720 per month.
Timeline
The nearby Townscape Partners development site was listed for sale in 2023.
The Skyview Sunset project reached completion in October 2026.
Culture Shift
The development aligns with the Los Angeles Transit Oriented Communities incentives, which encourage higher-density housing projects near major thoroughfares. This reflects a broader shift toward urban intensification in Los Angeles to address long-term housing shortages.
Residents in the area can expect increased residential density and commercial activity at the intersection of Fairfax and Sunset. Prospective renters may now explore the units, which start at $3,375 per month.
The takeaway
This project highlights how developers are leveraging city incentives to transform underutilized lots into high-density housing. Prospective renters should research the income eligibility requirements for the designated affordable units to see if they qualify.
Further reading
For more information on current real estate development in the area, visit the Los Angeles Commercial section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Urbanize LA.
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