RMG Housing Builds Six-Story Affordable Complex in Hyde Park
Framing is nearing its peak on the 75-unit project at 3455 Slauson Avenue, a short walk from the K Line's Hyde Park Station.
Updated on Nov. 11, 2026 in Construction
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RMG Housing is constructing a six-story affordable housing building at 3455 Slauson Avenue in Hyde Park, with framing nearing its peak. The 75-apartment project will be reserved for low- and moderate-income households.
Why it matters
The project was entitled using density bonus incentives and streamlining under Executive Directive 1, tools that can speed affordable housing approvals in Los Angeles. Its rent-restricted units add to the city's supply of housing for lower-income residents.
The development will contain 75 apartments across six stories with parking for 10 vehicles, compared with 63 apartments in the five-story mixed-use building under construction immediately west of the site. The source does not report the project's cost or expected completion date.
The players
RMG Housing
RMG Housing is a developer that has built several affordable housing projects in the City of Los Angeles, some on land owned by religious institutions.
EDDG, Inc.
EDDG, Inc. is the design firm creating the contemporary podium-type building for the Hyde Park project.
The details
EDDG, Inc. is designing the contemporary podium-type building. RMG Housing has built several similar affordable developments in the City of Los Angeles, some on land owned by religious institutions.
Timeline
Framing is nearing its peak as of November 11, 2026, according to the report.
Industry Context
The project was entitled through density bonus incentives combined with streamlining under Executive Directive 1, the same kind of approval path RMG Housing has used for its other affordable developments in Los Angeles. It shows how the city's affordable housing policies are being applied on sites near transit, such as the K Line's Hyde Park Station.
Renters with low or moderate incomes in Hyde Park may find new affordable apartments added to the neighborhood once the building is complete. Its location a short walk from the K Line's Hyde Park Station gives future residents direct rail access.
The takeaway
Projects like this one show how density incentives and streamlined approvals can add income-restricted homes near transit. Renters who qualify for low- or moderate-income housing should check city listings as new buildings open.
Further reading
For more on local projects like this one, see Construction coverage for Los Angeles.
More information
Search for available affordable units through the Los Angeles affordable housing search portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Urbanize LA.
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