Downtown Long Beach Union Bank building could become part of 275-unit development
The 15-story Union Bank building could be adaptively reused in a proposed housing project that could bring 275 new units to Downtown.
The former Union Bank building in Downtown Long Beach could be converted into 200 apartments as part of a residential project that the Planning Commission will vote on at its Sept. 5 meeting.
The adaptive reuse of the 15-story office building into residential units is just part of the proposed project that would also see an additional 75 units built atop the parking structure to the east of the tower. In total, the project would add a mix of studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units (275 total) with 275 parking spaces in the existing garage space.
