DEVELOPMENT / EL SEGUNDO AND 25 MILES
Forty-two sourced projects. A dollar figure is included only when a public source states one. Checked November 1, 2026.
$34,470,900,000 in sourced values. 33 of 42 projects have no disclosed value. Pure Water LA ($25 billion over 30 years) is most of the total.
value_usd is null unless a public source states a figure; value_note names whose figure it is. One source only, or the dollar figure comes from one outlet.
Election-neutral: no candidates; ballot measures only as neutral facts.
42 projects
| Project | City | Category | Status | Value | Size | Developer | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Bolt (Chargers headquarters and training facility) | El Segundo | Sports | Completed | No value disclosedNo cost figure found in the sources checked. | 150,000 sq ft on 14 acres, three grass practice fields | Continental Development Corporation and Mar Ventures (team holds a 30-year lease) | chargers.com sportsbusinessjournal.com |
| LA Sparks headquarters and training facility | El Segundo | Sports | Under construction | $150 million$150 million investment, stated in the City of El Segundo's Aug 31, 2026 release. | About 64,000 sq ft (expanded from a planned 55,000 sq ft) | Los Angeles Sparks; Transwestern and Canopy Team on development; Clark Construction builder; Gensler architect | content.govdelivery.com la.urbanize.city |
| Pacific Coast Commons | El Segundo | Housing, mixed use | Approved | No value disclosedNo value published. | 263 homes (257 apartments, 6 townhomes; 32 affordable), 11,252 sq ft commercial, 825 parking spaces, about 6.23 acres | Not named | elsegundo.gov ceqanet.lci.ca.gov |
| Standard Works campus expansion | El Segundo | Office and R&D | Under construction | No value disclosedNo value published. | North site about 65,000 sq ft (19,500 kept + 45,500 new); south site 63,915 sq ft after a 44,604 sq ft addition | Smoky Hollow Industries and LIMO, LP | elsegundo.gov la.urbanize.city |
| 201-209 Richmond Street mixed-use | El Segundo | Housing, mixed use | Approved | No value disclosedNo value published. | Two three-story buildings: about 15,300 sq ft of retail and office plus 6 homes | Smoky Hollow Industries | elsegundo.gov la.urbanize.city |
| 1950-1960 E. Grand Avenue office project reported | El Segundo | Office and R&D | Approved | No value disclosedNo value published. | New 5-story office building plus a 4-level, 258-space parking structure | Not named | elsegundo.gov |
| 2180 E. Grand Avenue office and parking building reported | El Segundo | Office and R&D | Under construction | No value disclosedNo value published. | 10 stories: 8 parking levels and 2 office levels | Not named | elsegundo.gov |
| Los Angeles Times Gallery and Archive building | El Segundo | Office and R&D | Under construction | No value disclosedNo value published. | 27,938 gross sq ft, 3 stories | Los Angeles Times | elsegundo.gov content.govdelivery.com |
| El Segundo Surf Club | El Segundo | Recreation | Approved | No value disclosedNo value published. | About 9.3 acres; four 3-story buildings totaling about 50,236 gross sq ft; surf and standing-wave pools | Not named | ceqanet.lci.ca.gov mayberrypost.com |
| Grand & Kansas Specific Plan (apartments) | El Segundo | Housing | Proposed | No value disclosedNo value published. | 276 apartments on 3.617 acres plus a 402-space garage (revised down from 323 units in the Feb 2025 notice) | Not named | elsegundo.gov ceqanet.opr.ca.gov |
| 703 N. Pacific Coast Highway mixed-use | El Segundo | Housing, mixed use | Proposed | No value disclosedNo value published. | 8 levels: 11,257 sq ft ground-floor commercial, 191 parking spaces, 79 rental homes (4 proposed affordable) | Not named | elsegundo.gov elsegundo.gov |
| 455 Main Street mixed-use reported | El Segundo | Housing, mixed use | Proposed | No value disclosedNo value published. | 13,422 sq ft, 4 stories: retail, office and 4 condominium homes | Not named | elsegundo.gov |
| 750 N. Nash Street data center reported | El Segundo | Data center | Proposed | No value disclosedNo value published. | About 230,000 sq ft, 5 stories, about 160 ft tall, plus an electrical substation | Eight Form (development firm on the plans) | la.urbanize.city |
| Varda Space Industries production campus (2031 E. Mariposa) | El Segundo | Aerospace | Approved | No value disclosedLease terms not disclosed. | 205,443 sq ft on a 9-acre campus | Varda Space Industries (tenant); GPI Companies (landlord) | cbre.com latimes.com |
| The Aerospace Corporation El Segundo campus investment reported | El Segundo | Aerospace | Proposed | $100 million$100 million planned investment, per the company's Mar 21, 2024 release. | Existing campus; scope not specified | The Aerospace Corporation | aerospace.org |
| LAX SkyLink (Automated People Mover) | Los Angeles (LAX) | Transit | Under construction | $3.3 billionAbout $3.3 billion, reported by MyNewsLA citing the Los Angeles Times (Sept 2026). Not a LAWA figure. | 2.25-mile guideway, 6 stations | Los Angeles World Airports; LINXS (contractor) | flylax.com mynewsla.com |
| LAX Rental Car Center reported | Los Angeles (LAX) | Airport | Completed | No value disclosedPart of LAWA's $5.5 billion Landside Access Modernization Program; no stand-alone cost published by LAWA. | 6.4 million sq ft | Los Angeles World Airports | lawa.org |
| LAX/Metro Transit Center station | Los Angeles (Westchester) | Transit | Completed | No value disclosedA project budget near $900 million appears in search summaries of Metro's dashboard but we did not confirm it on a page, so it is left blank. | Rail and bus hub on the C and K Lines | LA Metro | metro.net thesource.metro.net |
| LAX ATMP Roadway Improvements reported | Los Angeles (LAX) | Airport | Under construction | No value disclosedNo value in the LAWA update. | New elevated roadways and two pedestrian bridges on Sepulveda Blvd | Los Angeles World Airports | lawa.org |
| LAX Concourse 0 and Terminal 9 reported | Los Angeles (LAX) | Airport | Proposed | No value disclosedCost estimates from 2022 press coverage were not used. | Concourse 0 up to 1.275 million sq ft; Terminal 9 up to 1.4 million sq ft | Los Angeles World Airports | lawa.org |
| Pure Water Los Angeles (Hyperion water recycling) reported | Los Angeles (Playa del Rey) | Water | Proposed | $25 billionAbout $25 billion in 2024 dollars over 30 years for the whole program, per LADWP fact sheets (Feb 2026). | Multi-phase program at the Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant | LADWP and LA Sanitation & Environment | ladwp.com |
| Intuit Dome | Inglewood | Sports | Completed | $2 billionMore than $2 billion, privately financed, per Sports Business Journal (Aug 15, 2024). | About 18,000 seats | LA Clippers | intuitdome.com sportsbusinessjournal.com |
| Hollywood Park retail district reported | Inglewood | Retail | Completed | No value disclosedNo value published. | Not published | Hollywood Park | abc7.com |
| Hollywood Park Studios | Inglewood | Studio and media | Under construction | No value disclosedFinancing arranged by Guggenheim Investments; amount not published. | 12 acres; 167,000 sq ft; five 18,000 sq ft stages and an 80,000 sq ft office building | Hollywood Park Management (client); Clayco (general contractor); Gensler (design) | claycorp.com sofistadium.com |
| Kali Hotel and Rooftop reported | Inglewood | Hotel | Under construction | $300 million$300 million, reported by Markets of Tomorrow (oftmw.com) only. | 13 floors, 300 rooms | KPC Development Company | oftmw.com kalihotel.com |
| Inglewood Transit Connector, Phase 1 | Inglewood | Transit | Approved | No value disclosedThe earlier $2.4 billion figure belonged to the shelved people mover, not to Phase 1. | Mobility hubs, event bus-only lanes, a pedestrian bridge at Downtown Inglewood Station | City of Inglewood | inglewoodtransitconnector.com inglewoodtransitconnector.com |
| Cordary Avenue Apartments reported | Hawthorne | Affordable housing | Proposed | $75.9 million$75.9 million total project cost, per the South Bay Cities Council of Governments (May 27, 2026). | 93 homes, 100% affordable | Abode Communities (nonprofit) | southbaycities.org |
| Hawthorne Plaza site | Hawthorne | Redevelopment site | Proposed | No value disclosedNo value; no approved redevelopment plan found. | 35 acres on Hawthorne Blvd | Private owner (not named) | hoodline.com southbaytide.com |
| Impulse Space expansion (2425 Manhattan Beach Blvd) | Redondo Beach | Aerospace | Under construction | No value disclosedNo facility cost published. | About 250,000 sq ft facility | Impulse Space | patch.com impulsespace.com |
| South Bay Galleria Phase 2 housing reported | Redondo Beach | Housing, mixed use | Approved | No value disclosedNo value published. | 335 apartments and 15 townhomes, 8,300 sq ft retail, up to 845 parking spaces on 3.26 acres | Not named | redondo.org |
| 122-126 N. Pacific Coast Highway homes | Redondo Beach | Housing | Under construction | No value disclosedNo value published. | 43 three-story homes, 3 for very low-income households | Toll Brothers (builder); City Ventures (entitlements) | la.urbanize.city redondo.org |
| Nivasa (401-417 S. Pacific Coast Highway) | Redondo Beach | Housing, mixed use | Approved | No value disclosedNo value published. | 49 homes (8 affordable), about 17,000 sq ft ground-floor commercial, 4 stories | Redondo Seaside Living, LLC | la.urbanize.city redondo.org |
| K Line Extension to Torrance | Redondo Beach / Torrance | Transit | Approved | $3.44 billion$3.44 billion: Metro's Sept 2025 construction cost estimate for the Final EIR (Hawthorne Option), including escalation and about 40% contingency. | About 4.5 miles (Metro FAQ) to 4.7 miles of new track (Metro overview), 2 new stations | LA Metro | metro.net metro.net |
| Soto Del Amo reported | Torrance | Housing | Under construction | No value disclosedNo value published. | 200 apartments, 5 stories, 440-space garage | Legacy Partners with DWS Group | la.urbanize.city |
| Fashion Square at Del Amo | Torrance | Housing | Under construction | No value disclosedNo value published. | 260 homes on 16 acres | Lennar | la.urbanize.city ceqanet.lci.ca.gov |
| Gable House Apartments reported | Torrance | Housing, mixed use | Completed | No value disclosedNo value published. | 218 apartments plus ground-floor retail, 5 stories | Intracorp | la.urbanize.city |
| Culver Crossings (Apple campus) reported | Culver City / Los Angeles | Office and R&D | Under construction | No value disclosedNo value published. | 536,000 sq ft of offices and production space; 1,200 parking spaces | Culver Crossings Properties LLC and Trammell Crow Company; Apple (occupant) | la.urbanize.city |
| ElevenOneEleven (11111 Jefferson Blvd) reported | Culver City | Housing, mixed use | Approved | No value disclosedA $132.7 million construction loan is reported; that is financing, not total project cost. | 344 apartments (52 affordable) on 3.43 acres; 2,000 sq ft retail | Lincoln Property Company and McCourt Partners | westsidetoday.com |
| Culver Commons reported | Los Angeles (Mar Vista / Del Rey) | Retail | Under construction | No value disclosedNo value published. | About 13,000 sq ft of retail | Regency Centers | la.urbanize.city |
| The District at South Bay (light industrial) | Carson | Industrial | Approved | No value disclosedNo construction value published. | 157-acre site; five light-industrial buildings totaling 1,567,090 sq ft; 1,368 parking spaces | Carson Goose Owner, LLC (applicant) | ceqanet.lci.ca.gov carsoncompass.com |
| Belmont Beach & Aquatics Center reported | Long Beach | Recreation | Under construction | $105 million$105 million spending plan approved by the Long Beach City Council, per the Long Beach Post. | 50-meter pool, therapy pool, multi-use building | City of Long Beach | lbpost.com |
| Vermont Transit Corridor Bus Rapid Transit | Los Angeles (Vermont Ave to Athens) | Transit | Under construction | No value disclosedTotal cost not confirmed; a $149.9 million FTA Small Starts grant is one funding piece. | 12.4 miles, 26 stations | LA Metro | metro.net metro.net |
El Segundo · Sports
Completed
No value disclosedNo cost figure found in the sources checked.
The Chargers' first permanent home since 2017, opened July 11, 2024 off Rosecrans Avenue.
150,000 sq ft on 14 acres, three grass practice fields
Developer: Continental Development Corporation and Mar Ventures (team holds a 30-year lease)
El Segundo · Sports
Under construction
$150 million$150 million investment, stated in the City of El Segundo's Aug 31, 2026 release.
Topped out in August 2026 at 2021 Rosecrans Ave; opening scheduled for 2027.
About 64,000 sq ft (expanded from a planned 55,000 sq ft)
Developer: Los Angeles Sparks; Transwestern and Canopy Team on development; Clark Construction builder; Gensler architect
El Segundo · Housing, mixed use
Approved
No value disclosedNo value published.
Council-approved in 2022 along PCH on hotel parking lots by the Fairfield Inn and Aloft; the City reports construction has not started.
263 homes (257 apartments, 6 townhomes; 32 affordable), 11,252 sq ft commercial, 825 parking spaces, about 6.23 acres
Developer: Not named
El Segundo · Office and R&D
Under construction
No value disclosedNo value published.
Smoky Hollow office campus adding floors above historic brick buildings; City lists the north site under construction and the south site awaiting permits.
North site about 65,000 sq ft (19,500 kept + 45,500 new); south site 63,915 sq ft after a 44,604 sq ft addition
Developer: Smoky Hollow Industries and LIMO, LP
El Segundo · Housing, mixed use
Approved
No value disclosedNo value published.
Downtown infill on the site of the original City Hall; Planning Commission approval July 10, 2025.
Two three-story buildings: about 15,300 sq ft of retail and office plus 6 homes
Developer: Smoky Hollow Industries
El Segundo · Office and R&D
Approved
No value disclosedNo value published.
Office building and garage conditionally approved by the Planning Commission on June 29, 2022; check permit status before citing as active.
New 5-story office building plus a 4-level, 258-space parking structure
Developer: Not named
El Segundo · Office and R&D
Under construction
No value disclosedNo value published.
Building permit issued in 2024; the City listed completion as expected in 2025, and we did not confirm completion.
10 stories: 8 parking levels and 2 office levels
Developer: Not named
El Segundo · Office and R&D
Under construction
No value disclosedNo value published.
New gallery and archive building on the LA Times campus; permit issued May 2024. A Nov 2025 City release says it will host the LA 2026 Global Esports Games.
27,938 gross sq ft, 3 stories
Developer: Los Angeles Times
El Segundo · Recreation
Approved
No value disclosedNo value published.
Private surf club with a public restaurant at 100-200 S. Nash St; Council approved it Sept 15, 2026 and the Notice of Determination posted Oct 9, 2026.
About 9.3 acres; four 3-story buildings totaling about 50,236 gross sq ft; surf and standing-wave pools
Developer: Not named
El Segundo · Housing
Proposed
No value disclosedNo value published.
Proposed rezoning of a Smoky Hollow parcel for apartments; the City lists the application as incomplete while an EIR is prepared.
276 apartments on 3.617 acres plus a 402-space garage (revised down from 323 units in the Feb 2025 notice)
Developer: Not named
El Segundo · Housing, mixed use
Proposed
No value disclosedNo value published.
Application submitted for a mixed-use building at PCH and Palm Ave; no hearings scheduled per the City.
8 levels: 11,257 sq ft ground-floor commercial, 191 parking spaces, 79 rental homes (4 proposed affordable)
Developer: Not named
El Segundo · Housing, mixed use
Proposed
No value disclosedNo value published.
Small downtown mixed-use building; application submitted.
13,422 sq ft, 4 stories: retail, office and 4 condominium homes
Developer: Not named
El Segundo · Data center
Proposed
No value disclosedNo value published.
Plans would replace a Hyatt Place hotel with a data center; requires amending the El Segundo Corporate Campus EIR.
About 230,000 sq ft, 5 stories, about 160 ft tall, plus an electrical substation
Developer: Eight Form (development firm on the plans)
El Segundo · Aerospace
Approved
No value disclosedLease terms not disclosed.
Former Mattel design campus, first built in the 1940s as an aircraft facility, leased in March 2026 for spacecraft and reentry-capsule production.
205,443 sq ft on a 9-acre campus
Developer: Varda Space Industries (tenant); GPI Companies (landlord)
El Segundo · Aerospace
Proposed
$100 million$100 million planned investment, per the company's Mar 21, 2024 release.
Announced alongside the move of the corporate headquarters to Chantilly, Va.; about 2,800 employees stay in El Segundo. No construction status found.
Existing campus; scope not specified
Developer: The Aerospace Corporation
Los Angeles (LAX) · Transit
Under construction
$3.3 billionAbout $3.3 billion, reported by MyNewsLA citing the Los Angeles Times (Sept 2026). Not a LAWA figure.
Electric train linking the terminals to the LAX/Metro Transit Center and rental car center. In testing; LAWA has not confirmed a passenger date.
2.25-mile guideway, 6 stations
Developer: Los Angeles World Airports; LINXS (contractor)
Los Angeles (LAX) · Airport
Completed
No value disclosedPart of LAWA's $5.5 billion Landside Access Modernization Program; no stand-alone cost published by LAWA.
Consolidates 12 on-airport rental car brands; fully opened March 11, 2026.
6.4 million sq ft
Developer: Los Angeles World Airports
Los Angeles (Westchester) · Transit
Completed
No value disclosedA project budget near $900 million appears in search summaries of Metro's dashboard but we did not confirm it on a page, so it is left blank.
Opened June 6, 2025, as the eighth of Metro's Twenty-Eight by '28 projects; it will connect to SkyLink when that opens.
Rail and bus hub on the C and K Lines
Developer: LA Metro
Los Angeles (LAX) · Airport
Under construction
No value disclosedNo value in the LAWA update.
New ramps separate airport traffic from local streets; pre-Olympic phase targets May 2028 and the post-Olympic phase May 2030.
New elevated roadways and two pedestrian bridges on Sepulveda Blvd
Developer: Los Angeles World Airports
Los Angeles (LAX) · Airport
Proposed
No value disclosedCost estimates from 2022 press coverage were not used.
Proposed international-capable concourse east of Terminal 1 and a new terminal southeast of Sepulveda and Century, replacing remote gates.
Concourse 0 up to 1.275 million sq ft; Terminal 9 up to 1.4 million sq ft
Developer: Los Angeles World Airports
Los Angeles (Playa del Rey) · Water
Proposed
$25 billionAbout $25 billion in 2024 dollars over 30 years for the whole program, per LADWP fact sheets (Feb 2026).
Program to purify Hyperion's treated wastewater for reuse, phased from 2022 onward, next door to El Segundo.
Multi-phase program at the Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant
Developer: LADWP and LA Sanitation & Environment
Inglewood · Sports
Completed
$2 billionMore than $2 billion, privately financed, per Sports Business Journal (Aug 15, 2024).
Clippers arena opened in August 2024; LA28 basketball venue.
About 18,000 seats
Developer: LA Clippers
Inglewood · Retail
Completed
No value disclosedNo value published.
Retail and entertainment district next to SoFi Stadium; grand opening September 2024.
Not published
Developer: Hollywood Park
Inglewood · Studio and media
Under construction
No value disclosedFinancing arranged by Guggenheim Investments; amount not published.
Production campus that will host the LA28 International Broadcast Center, then serve film and TV.
12 acres; 167,000 sq ft; five 18,000 sq ft stages and an 80,000 sq ft office building
Developer: Hollywood Park Management (client); Clayco (general contractor); Gensler (design)
Inglewood · Hotel
Under construction
$300 million$300 million, reported by Markets of Tomorrow (oftmw.com) only.
Hollywood Park's hotel, about four miles from LAX; opening now listed as spring 2027.
13 floors, 300 rooms
Developer: KPC Development Company
Inglewood · Transit
Approved
No value disclosedThe earlier $2.4 billion figure belonged to the shelved people mover, not to Phase 1.
Bus, hub and street program replacing the people mover plan; construction starts November 2026 and runs to spring 2028. The people mover is preserved as a possible Phase 2.
Mobility hubs, event bus-only lanes, a pedestrian bridge at Downtown Inglewood Station
Developer: City of Inglewood
Hawthorne · Affordable housing
Proposed
$75.9 million$75.9 million total project cost, per the South Bay Cities Council of Governments (May 27, 2026).
First project funded by the new South Bay Regional Housing Trust ($6 million loan) on a City-owned parcel.
93 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Abode Communities (nonprofit)
Hawthorne · Redevelopment site
Proposed
No value disclosedNo value; no approved redevelopment plan found.
Mall closed since the late 1990s; demolition began in August 2026 under a court order. What gets built next is not settled.
35 acres on Hawthorne Blvd
Developer: Private owner (not named)
Redondo Beach · Aerospace
Under construction
No value disclosedNo facility cost published.
Spacecraft company that moved its HQ from El Segundo in 2023 is fitting out a former Northrop Grumman building in phases; the City confirmed permits were issued.
About 250,000 sq ft facility
Developer: Impulse Space
Redondo Beach · Housing, mixed use
Approved
No value disclosedNo value published.
Mixed-use housing at the mall approved by the Planning Commission Aug 21, 2025.
335 apartments and 15 townhomes, 8,300 sq ft retail, up to 845 parking spaces on 3.26 acres
Developer: Not named
Redondo Beach · Housing
Under construction
No value disclosedNo value published.
Townhomes on a former church property; work started in fall 2026.
43 three-story homes, 3 for very low-income households
Developer: Toll Brothers (builder); City Ventures (entitlements)
Redondo Beach · Housing, mixed use
Approved
No value disclosedNo value published.
City Council approved it on appeal Feb 17, 2026, reversing the Planning Commission's denial.
49 homes (8 affordable), about 17,000 sq ft ground-floor commercial, 4 stories
Developer: Redondo Seaside Living, LLC
Redondo Beach / Torrance · Transit
Approved
$3.44 billion$3.44 billion: Metro's Sept 2025 construction cost estimate for the Final EIR (Hawthorne Option), including escalation and about 40% contingency.
Final EIR certified Jan 22, 2026; Metro projects service in late 2036, pending funding.
About 4.5 miles (Metro FAQ) to 4.7 miles of new track (Metro overview), 2 new stations
Developer: LA Metro
Torrance · Housing
Under construction
No value disclosedNo value published.
Apartments next to Del Amo Fashion Center; framing done, completion expected summer 2027.
200 apartments, 5 stories, 440-space garage
Developer: Legacy Partners with DWS Group
Torrance · Housing
Under construction
No value disclosedNo value published.
For-sale homes on former commercial and overflow parking land east of the mall; about 41 months of construction.
260 homes on 16 acres
Developer: Lennar
Torrance · Housing, mixed use
Completed
No value disclosedNo value published.
Housing on the former Gable House Bowl site on Hawthorne Blvd.
218 apartments plus ground-floor retail, 5 stories
Developer: Intracorp
Culver City / Los Angeles · Office and R&D
Under construction
No value disclosedNo value published.
Four- and five-story campus across the Culver City and Los Angeles line near Culver City Station.
536,000 sq ft of offices and production space; 1,200 parking spaces
Developer: Culver Crossings Properties LLC and Trammell Crow Company; Apple (occupant)
Culver City · Housing, mixed use
Approved
No value disclosedA $132.7 million construction loan is reported; that is financing, not total project cost.
Six-story housing at Jefferson and Sepulveda; groundbreaking was scheduled for Q4 2026.
344 apartments (52 affordable) on 3.43 acres; 2,000 sq ft retail
Developer: Lincoln Property Company and McCourt Partners
Los Angeles (Mar Vista / Del Rey) · Retail
Under construction
No value disclosedNo value published.
Retail center at Washington and Centinela (an LA address, not Culver City); completion expected spring 2027.
About 13,000 sq ft of retail
Developer: Regency Centers
Carson · Industrial
Approved
No value disclosedNo construction value published.
Former landfill site; the Sept 15, 2026 approval swaps the planned Carson Country Mart retail for industrial buildings.
157-acre site; five light-industrial buildings totaling 1,567,090 sq ft; 1,368 parking spaces
Developer: Carson Goose Owner, LLC (applicant)
Long Beach · Recreation
Under construction
$105 million$105 million spending plan approved by the Long Beach City Council, per the Long Beach Post.
Public shoreline pool targeted for spring 2028, near LA28 water events in Long Beach.
50-meter pool, therapy pool, multi-use building
Developer: City of Long Beach
Los Angeles (Vermont Ave to Athens) · Transit
Under construction
No value disclosedTotal cost not confirmed; a $149.9 million FTA Small Starts grant is one funding piece.
Dedicated bus lanes on LA County's busiest bus route; groundbreaking Oct 21, 2026, crossing the C Line at Vermont/Athens.
12.4 miles, 26 stations
Developer: LA Metro