The housing being developed at the West Los Angeles Veterans Affairs Campus, which will deliver a minimum of 1,200 homes for formerly homeless veterans and house upwards of 3,000 veterans and families across multiple housing types, recently reached its halfway mark.
Valued at more than $1.4 billion, the current project is part of the much larger $3 billion modernization of the entire 400-acre Westwood campus, which dates back to the late 1800’s.
It represents the largest-ever supportive housing community for veterans, based on total number of units, as well as the first co-located with a VA Medical Center. In building new housing, the hope is to create a cohesive community for veterans, a population that has historically been considered more at risk of becoming homeless…
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