HVN Builds 53-Unit Affordable Complex in Hyde Park
A four-story affordable housing project is rising at 5749 S. Brynhurst Avenue, replacing two single-family homes.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Construction
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HVN Development is constructing an affordable housing complex at 5749 S. Brynhurst Avenue in Hyde Park, Los Angeles. The four-story building will feature 53 two- and three-bedroom apartments and no on-site parking.
Why it matters
The project adds affordable two- and three-bedroom units to a Los Angeles neighborhood on a site previously occupied by two single-family homes. Similar multifamily redevelopments along nearby Slauson Avenue indicate a broader pattern of housing density changes in the area.
The four-story building will hold 53 two- and three-bedroom units on a site that previously held two single-family homes. Wood framing is currently being installed, and no completion date or unit pricing was provided.
The players
HVN Development
HVN Development is the developer behind the affordable housing complex at 5749 S. Brynhurst Avenue.
Stockton Architects
Stockton Architects is the firm that designed the four-story Brynhurst Avenue building.
The details
Stockton Architects designed the contemporary stucco-clad building, which will have no on-site parking. The project sits just northwest of two Slauson Avenue properties being redeveloped with similar multifamily buildings.
Timeline
Construction progress on the Brynhurst Avenue site was reported on November 3, 2026.
Industry Pattern
The Brynhurst project follows the same pattern as the two Slauson Avenue properties being redeveloped with similar multifamily buildings nearby. Both replace single-family parcels with denser residential structures in Hyde Park.
Los Angeles renters seeking affordable two- and three-bedroom units may find new options once the building is complete. Residents should note the project includes no on-site parking.
The takeaway
Renters looking for affordable larger units in Los Angeles should monitor new developments like this one. Checking city housing listings regularly can reveal openings as projects are completed.
Further reading
Explore more Construction coverage for context on Los Angeles building projects.
More information
Browse current options on the Los Angeles affordable housing listings portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Urbanize LA.
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