The North Hollywood (NoHo) Station is at the intersection of the Red and Orange Lines, a major transit hub in the San Fernando Valley, and Metro’s third busiest station with over 28,000 daily boardings. Metro owns 15.6 acres surrounding the Station which include the Orange Line turnaround, a local bus plaza and 950 transit parking spaces. At the heart of the rapidly developing NoHo Arts District, the site has the potential to be a transformative center for the area and an iconic example of the Transit Oriented Community (TOC) approach to development.
Metro is in an Exclusive Negotiation Agreement (ENA) with developer Trammell Crow Company, to design a vision for a new integrated transit center, a central square and community gathering space tying together the West and East sides of Lankershim Boulevard, replacement transit parking in a structure, and a new mixed-use development that would transform the area.
Project Site Information:
- Site map
- Acres: 15.6
- Location: Lankershim Blvd/Chandler Blvd, North Hollywood, Los Angeles
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Proposed Development:
- 275-425 affordable units
- 1,000-1,200 market rate units
- 125,000-150,000 square feet of retail
- 300,000-400,000 square feet of office
- 800-1000 transit parking spaces
- Proposed program
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Project History
June 2017
Metro entered into an Exclusive Negotiation and Planning Agreement (ENA) with developer team Trammell Crow Company/Greenland. Greenland withdrew participation in joint development. Metro continued on with Trammell Crow Company.
July 2016 - May 2017
Developer team shaped project to meet needs identified in the Guide for Development and accommodate transit infrastructure.
June 2016
Metro entered into a Short Term ENA with developer team Trammell Crow Company/Greenland
April 2016
Metro received one proposal submitted jointly by short-listed developers Trammell Crow Company and Greenland USA.
December 2015
Metro released a Request for Proposals (RFP), which included the Guide for Development.
November 2015
Metro developed a Guide for Development for the North Hollywood site based on community input. Metro Board adopted the Guide at its December meeting.
Fall 2015
Metro Joint Development team undertook a community outreach process that included meetings with local stakeholders, residents, business property owners, community organizations, and public agencies as well as two public workshops.
March 2015
Metro released a Request for Interests and Qualifications (RFIQ) to create a short list of developers for the North Hollywood site.