As San Pedro transforms into a vibrant coastal hub, significant developments are shaping its future with the highly anticipated 42-acre West Harbor development and the expansion of the Port of Los Angeles at the forefront of this revitalization. Over $1 billion has been poured into the redevelopment of San Pedro, with 335,000 sqft. of retail invested in the waterfront, including planned construction of new UCLA and USC campuses and an amusement park comparable to Santa Monica’s attractions.
High Street Residential, the residential subsidiary of Trammell Crow Company, has also dedicated years to the San Pedro housing market, responding to the evolving lifestyle changes of LA County’s residents with the recent development of Vivo on Harbor. As the demand for mixed urban-suburban environments grows, Vivo on Harbor stands out as the only project of its kind on the waterfront, offering an unparalleled living experience for residents.
- Retail in Residential Developments: Developers are integrating on-site retail and specialty markets into residential developments, making these spaces a sought-after amenity for residents. Vivo on Harbor’s ground floor space will consist of Colossus, a beloved San Pedro bakery, catering to this trending demand.
- Amenity-filled Coastal Community: There’s a growing desire for neighborhoods that offer convenient amenities. Vivo on Harbor will feature modern amenities for its residents including a rooftop clubhouse designed for entertaining with indoor and outdoor spaces and a tech-forward coworking space with harbor views. Within walking distance, San Pedro’s West Harbordevelopment to become the South Bay’s ultimate retail, restaurant and entertainment hub.
- Investment in Infrastructure and Development: As a hidden gem within LA county, San Pedro is on the brink of becoming a revitalized waterfront destination with projects like the renovation of the Port of Los Angeles that will redefine the area to attract residents and visitors.
