Skyview Sunset Apartments Open in Hollywood With 62 Units
The new seven-story building at Sunset and Fairfax offers 62 residential units with monthly rents starting at $3,375.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Commercial
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Jade Enterprises has completed construction on the Skyview Sunset, a new seven-story residential and commercial building in Hollywood. Located at 1511 N. Fairfax Avenue, the project brings 62 new apartments and 6,050 square feet of retail space to the intersection of Sunset and Fairfax.
Why it matters
The development represents a shift in local density, utilizing Transit Oriented Communities incentives to expand housing stock on a site that previously served as a gas station. The project introduces a mix of market-rate and affordable housing options to the Hollywood neighborhood.
The seven-story building features 62 units with monthly rents ranging from $3,375 to $4,720. The facility also includes 88 garage parking spaces and 6,050 square feet of ground-floor commercial space.
The players
Jade Enterprises
The developer responsible for the design and construction of the Skyview Sunset mixed-use project.
The details
The building was constructed using plaster, fiber cement siding, and precast concrete to replace a former gas station site. By leveraging Transit Oriented Communities incentives, the developer was permitted to exceed standard zoning density limits to maximize the unit count at this location.
Timeline
Construction of the Skyview Sunset project reached completion in October 2026.
A nearby development site at Sunset and Crescent Heights was listed for sale in 2023.
The Home Front
The project follows the pattern of the Los Angeles Transit Oriented Communities incentives, which encourage higher-density housing near public transit corridors. This shift marks a departure from the lower-density commercial use that previously defined this Hollywood corner.
Prospective renters in the Hollywood area should note the availability of these new units, which range from $3,375 to $4,720 per month. If you are interested in the affordable housing units, inquire directly with the property management office to check for availability and income eligibility.
The takeaway
The Skyview Sunset project replaces a former gas station with 62 residential units in a prime Hollywood location. Residents looking for new housing options in the area can now view listings at the 1511 N. Fairfax Avenue site.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Urbanize LA.
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