Miramar Gold in Westlake: 94 Affordable Apartments, Rents Not Yet Published, at 1434 W. Miramar Street
Quick answerAs of October 30, 2026, Miramar Gold, 1434 W. Miramar Street in Westlake, Los Angeles, is built, and an interest list is open on the developer's page. The City's listing says its waitlist is open for accessible apartments. Of 94 apartments, 47 are supportive and filled by referral. Current rents are not published. The listing says vouchers "will be considered."
- 94apartments, 93 income-restricted and 1 for the manager
- 47supportive apartments, filled by referral
- 46apartments for households at 50% to 60% of area median income, per the listing
- 14apartments the developer reserves for transition age youth
- Tier 6HACLA's payment group for ZIP code 90026, $2,310 for a one-bedroom
- Nonepublished rents on the City's listing
What it means: the building is open and has two kinds of apartments, filled in two different ways.
Source: Access Housing LA listing; LAHD project summary; WHCHC's completed communities page; HACLA's schedule effective September 1, 2026.
- Area median income (AMI)The middle income for the area, adjusted for household size. A lottery apartment "at 60% AMI" is for households earning up to about 60% of it. The agency's income chart turns each level into dollar limits.
- Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8)Rental help run by a housing authority. You find a home, and the agency checks the unit, rent and your household before it approves payment.
- Payment standardAn amount the agency uses to work out housing assistance for a unit size and area. It does not mean that any home at that rent will be approved.
- FMR and SAFMRHUD rent estimates for an area (Fair Market Rent) or ZIP code (Small Area Fair Market Rent). They include rent and most tenant-paid utilities. Your agency may use a different payment standard.
- Utility allowanceThe agency's estimate of the cost of utilities you must pay. It is not a promise to pay your actual bills.
- LAHD and HACLALAHD is the Los Angeles Housing Department, which runs Access Housing LA. HACLA is the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles. It runs Section 8 vouchers, public housing and project-based vouchers inside the City.
- LIHTC and CTCACthe federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, awarded in California by the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee.
- PBVa project-based voucher, "a component of a public housing agency's (PHA's) Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program," tied to a building.
- PSH and CESpermanent supportive housing, filled by referral through the Coordinated Entry System.
- TOCthe Transit Oriented Communities Incentive Program, which "encourages the construction of affordable housing near bus and train stations."
- Certificate of occupancyThe Department of Building and Safety's sign-off that a building, or part of it, can be lived in.
What Is Built at 1434 W. Miramar Street
Miramar Gold is a seven-story building with 94 apartments, built by the nonprofit West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation (WHCHC). The records date its finish to 2025 or 2026.
| Item | What the records say |
|---|---|
| Names | "Miramar Gold" in every record; "Miramar Gold, Car-Free Housing" on the developer's pages; "Miramar Gold - Accessible Units" on the City's listing |
| Size | LADBS permit 20010-10000-00312: "New 7-story affordable housing apartment building with 94 units (93 affordable and 1 manager's unit) Type IIIA over Type IA. TOC Tier 3"; 94 dwelling units, height 86, 76,226 square feet |
| Mix | LAHD: 47 one-bedrooms, 19 two-bedrooms and 28 three-bedrooms. CTCAC in 2022: 47, 18 and 29 |
| Owner | CTCAC: Miramar Gold, L.P., with a nonprofit general partner and WHCHC as the parent company |
| Developer | West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation |
| Manager | Barker Management, per LAHD and CTCAC |
| Architect | 64North, per the developer, the architect and Urbanize LA |
| Contractor | United Building Company, per the developer |
| LAHD project | 21-128639, "Miramar Gold," in service 2025, funded October 11, 2022 |
| Tax credits | CTCAC project CA-22-035, a federal award of $1,981,106 a year, "New Construction" |
What it means: the records agree on the size and the builder. They differ on the address and who the supportive apartments are for, listed near the end of this report.
Source: LADBS permit 20010-10000-00312; LAHD Affordable Housing Projects List and project summary, generated October 30, 2026; CTCAC staff report CA-22-035, June 15, 2022; WHCHC's completed communities page; 64North's project page.
The architect calls it "a 7-story, 94-Unit, LEED Gold project." It describes "two distinct masses surrounding a central courtyard," joined by bridges. It also lists a rooftop solar array and community garden, and says the units were to be prefabricated volumes "craned into place."
- January 10, 2020Urbanize LA reports plans for 94 apartments, 93 for low-income households, with TOC incentives and a state environmental exemption.
- March 24, 2020Urbanize LA reports WHCHC has the approvals. It calls Miramar Gold "the first project approved as a result of the law."
- February 25, 2022the City Council and Mayor approve funding, Council File 22-0167.
- June 15, 2022CTCAC recommends $1,981,106 a year in federal tax credits.
- October 4, 2022the Council adopts a Housing Committee report raising the City loan and changing the income mix. The Mayor signs on October 7.
- October 5, 2022LADBS issues the new-building permit.
- February 8, 2023Urbanize LA reports work has begun.
- May 8, 2025the County's listing page reads "Leasing Now" and expects completion in June 2025.
- Winter 2025 (year inferred from the newsletter's file name)WHCHC's newsletter says Miramar Gold "has opened its car-free housing to families and individuals."
- February 5, 2026LADBS records the certificate of occupancy.
- April 23, 2026the City's accessible-units listing is published.
What it means: leasing was advertised in 2025, and the certificate of occupancy is dated February 2026.
Source: Urbanize LA; Council File 22-0167-S1; CTCAC; LADBS; the County's housing locator page; Access Housing LA listing page data.
LAHD's project list (dataset, stamped October 19, 2026) shows $17,219,061 of City funding under two contracts. CTCAC's June 2022 application showed a total cost of $46,029,148, before a bid the Council motion of September 2022 calls "approximately $6.2 million higher than originally budgeted." Neither is a confirmed final cost.
The developer lists City HOME funds, County money, a state grant, a foundation and Bank of America among its funders.
Where Miramar Gold Is
Miramar Gold is on Miramar Street in the Westlake neighborhood, which the developer calls Westlake North, in ZIP code 90026 and Council District 1.
| Item | What the records say |
|---|---|
| Neighborhood | Westlake, in the listing, LADBS and the City's LA Times neighborhood boundaries; "Westlake North" on the developer's pages |
| ZIP code | 90026, in the listing, LADBS and LAHD |
| Council district | 1 in LAHD and in LADBS supplement permits; 13 on the main new-building permit |
| Parcel | 5153028014 (LADBS, LAHD) |
| Map point | 34.05962, -118.26231 in LAHD; 34.05954, -118.26212 on the main LADBS permit |
| Cross streets | not found in the records opened |
What it means: the two map points are about 64 feet apart. The transit distances below use LAHD's point. The main LADBS permit lists the address as 1432 W. Miramar Street.
Source: LADBS permits 20010-10000-00312 and 20010-10008-00312; LAHD project list; City GeoHub's LA Times neighborhood boundaries; the Access Housing LA listing.
Urbanize LA wrote in 2023 that the site is "just north of 3rd Street." In 2020 it reported that the lot had once been approved for 122 apartments, 31 of them affordable, which were never built.
Voucher apartments nearby are on VoucherMatch's page for Section 8 apartments in Westlake. The page for Downtown covers the area to the east.
Rents and Income Limits at Miramar Gold
The City's listing prints no rent for any apartment. The only rents on record are the ones proposed in 2022.
| Apartments | Size | Level | Rent a month |
|---|---|---|---|
| 32 | 1 bedroom | 20% AMI | $443 |
| 15 | 1 bedroom | 50% AMI | $1,108 |
| 10 | 2 bedrooms | 20% AMI | $532 |
| 7 | 2 bedrooms | 50% AMI | $1,330 |
| 5 | 3 bedrooms | 20% AMI | $614 |
| 14 | 3 bedrooms | 50% AMI | $1,536 |
| 10 | 3 bedrooms | 60% AMI | $1,827 |
| 1 | 2 bedrooms | Manager | $0 |
What it means: these are the plan from four years ago, before the Council changed the income mix in October 2022. They are not today's rents.
Source: CTCAC staff report CA-22-035, "Proposed Rent (including utilities)," based on 2021 rents.
The Council motion of September 23, 2022 raised the City loan. It raises targeted rents for the non-supportive apartments "to 60 percent Area Median Income." It sets 44 of them at 60 percent AMI. So rents for those apartments were expected to rise. No record opened gives the new rents.
On the City's listing page, every unit table reads "n/a" for minimum income and rent. The listing's page data names its income chart "2025 LA City Common AMI Chart" for every unit row and names no rent program chart. That chart name is not on the visible page.
| Size | CTCAC 2022 | LAHD 2026 | City listing |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | 47 | 47 | 9 |
| 2 bedrooms | 18 | 19 | 8 |
| 3 bedrooms | 29 | 28 | 23 |
| Total | 94 | 94 | 40 |
What it means: the listing covers only 40 apartments, 14 of them marked for mobility or hearing and vision needs. CTCAC and LAHD differ by one apartment between two and three bedrooms.
Source: CTCAC staff report CA-22-035; LAHD project summary, October 30, 2026; Access Housing LA listing unit rows, read by VoucherMatch.
Income Levels in LAHD's Record
LAHD's summary counts 47 apartments at 0% to 30% of area median income, 2 at 31% to 50% and 44 at 51% to 60%.
View the data table
| Level | Apartments |
|---|---|
| 0% to 30% AMI | 47 |
| 31% to 50% AMI | 2 |
| 51% to 60% AMI | 44 |
| Manager | 1 |
What it means: the four groups add up to 94. The same page's description text says 5 apartments for extremely low income, 3 for very low income and 85 for low income, which does not match its own table.
Source: LAHD project summary for project 21-128639, "Affordability Structure," generated October 30, 2026.
Income Limits by Household Size
The listing prints maximum yearly incomes at 50% and 60% AMI for one to eight people.
| People | 50% AMI | 60% AMI |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $53,000 | $63,600 |
| 2 | $60,600 | $72,720 |
| 3 | $68,150 | $81,780 |
| 4 | $75,750 | $90,900 |
| 5 | $81,800 | $98,160 |
| 6 | $87,850 | $105,420 |
| 7 | $93,900 | $112,680 |
| 8 | $100,000 | $120,000 |
What it means: these are the only income limits tied to this building. The listing's disclaimer says its AMI levels "are for informational purposes only."
Source: the listing's "Household maximum income" table, which the page does not date.
The listing's chart also has a 25% row, the level its description gives for the supportive apartments: $26,500 for one person and $37,900 for four.
Watch outthe listing says you may be eligible "even if your household income is somewhat higher than the maximum." Ask the manager which chart applies before you rule yourself out.
The 47 Supportive Apartments
Forty-seven apartments are permanent supportive housing. They are filled by referral, not from the waiting list.
- How many47, in LAHD's record, CTCAC's report and the listing's description.
- How they are filledthe listing says "leased by referral through LAHSA's Coordinated Entry System (CES)" for households "earning 25% of the area median income."
- What the developer says"47 one-bedroom units are reserved for individuals and families who have experienced homelessness."
- SubsidyCTCAC's 2022 report lists "HUD Section 8 Project-Based Vouchers (47 units-50%)."
- Servicesthe developer lists "offices for the building manager and onsite supportive services."
What it means: a person who needs one of these apartments goes through the Coordinated Entry System, not through the interest list.
Source: Access Housing LA listing; LAHD project summary; CTCAC staff report CA-22-035; WHCHC's completed communities page.
WHCHC's newsletter, whose file name reads Winter 2025, describes the building another way. It lists "47 homes to low-income working families, 32 homes as permanent supportive housing" and "14 homes specifically for transition age youth." It says those are "young people ages 18-24 who are exiting the LA County foster program."
No record opened explains how the newsletter's groups match CTCAC's 32 one-bedrooms at 20% AMI and 15 at 50%. HACLA's project-based voucher page, read October 30, 2026, and its desk guide dated December 2, 2025 do not name Miramar Gold.
Section 8 and Other Vouchers at Miramar Gold
The listing says vouchers "will be considered for this property." California law bars owners from refusing a tenant because of a voucher.
- The listing, "Rental assistance""Housing Choice Vouchers, Section 8 and other valid rental assistance programs will be considered for this property. In the case of a valid rental subsidy, the required minimum income will be based on the portion of the rent that the tenant pays after use of the subsidy."
- State lawGovernment Code section 12955(a) bars an owner from discriminating against a person because of "source of income." Subdivision (p)(1) defines it to include "federal housing assistance vouchers issued under Section 8." It took effect for vouchers on January 1, 2020, and applies in Los Angeles.
- Tax creditsthe building has a federal tax credit award. The credit law, 26 U.S.C. 42(h)(6)(B)(iv), requires an agreement that "prohibits the refusal to lease to a holder of a voucher." The refusal cannot be "because of the status of the prospective tenant as such a holder."
- Still neededa voucher has to come from a housing authority first. HACLA's FAQ says its voucher waiting list "is currently closed."
What it means: the listing says vouchers will be considered, and two laws bar refusing one for being a voucher. Neither says a particular household will be approved.
Source: Access Housing LA listing; Government Code section 12955; 26 U.S.C. 42; CTCAC staff report CA-22-035; HACLA FAQ, read October 30, 2026.
HACLA sets payment standards by ZIP code in 11 tiers. ZIP code 90026 is in tier 6, where the standard is $2,310 for a one-bedroom, $2,880 for a two-bedroom and $3,650 for a three-bedroom.
View the data table
| Apartment | Proposed rent, 2022 | HACLA tier 6 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom, 50% AMI | $1,108 | $2,310 |
| 2 bedrooms, 50% AMI | $1,330 | $2,880 |
| 3 bedrooms, 50% AMI | $1,536 | $3,650 |
| 3 bedrooms, 60% AMI | $1,827 | $3,650 |
What it means: each proposed rent is under the payment standard for its size. The rents are four years old and the Council raised the targets for some apartments, so ask the manager for current figures.
Source: CTCAC staff report CA-22-035, rents including utilities; HACLA's SAFMR payment standard schedule, effective September 1, 2026, tier 6, which lists ZIP code 90026.
HACLA calls a payment standard "the maximum monthly assistance that the Housing Authority will pay." It is a limit, not an approval. See VoucherMatch's guide to how much Section 8 pays in Los Angeles in 2026.
Utility Costs
The listing does not say which bills the rent covers. A voucher household gets an allowance only for utilities it pays itself.
| Item | 1 bedroom | 2 bedrooms | 3 bedrooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic electricity | $24 | $30 | $37 |
| Electric heating | $9 | $12 | $15 |
| Electric cooking | $4 | $6 | $7 |
| Gas water heating | $14 | $18 | $22 |
| Air conditioning | $11 | $14 | $17 |
| Total of those five | $62 | $80 | $98 |
| Water and sewer, if the tenant pays | $85 | $109 | $133 |
| Trash, if the tenant pays | $56 | $56 | $56 |
What it means: the listing names both electric and gas water heaters, so the gas line is one possibility. Electric water heating is $20, $25 or $31 for the three sizes. No record opened says who pays water, sewer or trash.
Source: HACLA's multi-family utility allowance schedule, effective December 1, 2025; the listing's amenity text, "Heater: Electric," "Stove: Electric Stove Included," "Water Heater: Electric, Gas," and "AC in unit." The totals are VoucherMatch's arithmetic.
For how allowances work, read how the Section 8 utility allowance works. The city guide is Section 8 in Los Angeles.
How the Rents Compare With HUD's Figures for ZIP Code 90026
Every proposed rent in the 2022 application is well under HUD's fiscal year 2027 estimate for ZIP code 90026.
View the data table
| Apartment | Proposed rent, 2022 | HUD SAFMR, ZIP 90026 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom, 50% AMI | $1,108 | $2,460 |
| 2 bedrooms, 50% AMI | $1,330 | $3,040 |
| 3 bedrooms, 50% AMI | $1,536 | $3,860 |
| 3 bedrooms, 60% AMI | $1,827 | $3,860 |
What it means: the proposed rents are $1,352, $1,710, $2,324 and $2,033 below HUD's figures. CTCAC's rents include utilities, and HUD's do too. The differences are VoucherMatch's arithmetic.
Source: CTCAC staff report CA-22-035; HUD Small Area Fair Market Rents for fiscal year 2027, in effect since October 1, 2026, which include rent and most tenant-paid utilities.
- Rent data for this ZIP code: see Section 8 rent limits for ZIP code 90026.
- Apartments in this ZIP code: see voucher apartments in ZIP code 90026.
Preferences, Building Features and Transit at Miramar Gold
Miramar Gold is car-free. The developer says "there is no residential parking available." It lists shared rooms, a rooftop and a children's play area.
- Supportive47 apartments by referral through the Coordinated Entry System, as above.
- Transition age youth"a total of fourteen units are reserved for TAY (Transition Age Youth)," says the developer's page.
- Accessible apartmentsthe City's listing is tagged "Mobility units" and "Hearing and vision units." Its list is for "people with physical disabilities."
- Counts in the listing's unit rows8 apartments for mobility and 6 for hearing and vision, among 40 rows. The newsletter says the homes are "fully accessible or adaptable for residents with mobility impairments."
- Listed featuresfront stove controls, turning circles in bathrooms and a walk-in shower.
What it means: the listing's list is only for people who need a mobility or hearing and vision apartment. The developer's interest list is separate.
Source: Access Housing LA listing, read October 30, 2026; WHCHC's completed communities page and Winter 2025 newsletter.
| Item | What is published |
|---|---|
| In the apartment | Balcony, air conditioning, dishwasher, garbage disposal, ceiling fan, electric stove, freezer-on-top refrigerator, accessible counter-height microwave, hard flooring (listing) |
| Shared rooms | Community room with kitchenette, fitness room, computer room and library, laundry room, children's indoor and outdoor recreation area (developer, newsletter) |
| Outdoor space | Shared outdoor space at ground level and on the roof; a rooftop terrace with built-in seating (developer, newsletter) |
| Offices | Building manager's office and on-site supportive services offices (developer) |
| Laundry hookups | None in the apartments; the listing says "Dryer: No Hookup" and "Washer: No Hookup" |
| Parking | None for residents (developer); "On street" (listing) |
| Smoking | "No smoking allowed" |
| Not stated | Which utilities the rent includes, apartment square footage, pet rules |
What it means: the permit-stage plan in 2020 counted 61 parking spaces, and the finished building has none for residents, according to the developer.
Source: Access Housing LA listing; WHCHC's completed communities page and Winter 2025 newsletter.
The nearest Metro rail stations are under a mile away. Three are within 0.8 miles.
| Station | Lines | Straight-line distance |
|---|---|---|
| Grand Ave Arts / Bunker Hill | A and E | about 0.70 miles |
| Westlake / MacArthur Park | B and D | about 0.75 miles |
| 7th Street / Metro Center | A, B, D and E | about 0.79 miles |
What it means: a rail station is roughly a 15 to 20 minute walk in a straight line. Bus lines were not checked for this report.
Source: station locations and line names from Metro's rail data (GTFS), read October 30, 2026; distances calculated by VoucherMatch in a straight line from LAHD's map point, so a walk is longer.
How to Apply for Miramar Gold
The developer's page offers an application link. The City's listing says "Waitlist is open" for its accessible apartments.
- 1Find your routethe supportive apartments go through the Coordinated Entry System. Everyone else uses the developer's interest list. People who need a mobility or hearing and vision apartment can also use the City's listing.
- 2Open the developer's pageWHCHC's find housing page lists Miramar Gold with a "Click for Application" link, where closed buildings read "Closed."
- 3Fill in one interest formthe form is titled "Miramar Gold Interest List." It says "Please complete one form, multiple applications can delay the time to receive a response."
- 4Know the orderthe form says "Applications are received on a first come first serve basis."
- 5For an accessible apartmentthe City's listing has an "Apply online" button and says "Submit an application for an open slot on the waitlist."
- 6Call with questionsthe form lists (213) 854-0397, Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. The developer's table prints 213-873-3706. The City's listing prints 213-296-2963.
What it means: three phone numbers appear in three places, and no record opened explains why. The form's questions were read, and nothing was entered.
Source: WHCHC's find housing page; the form's own description, read from the page data without submitting it; Access Housing LA listing, October 30, 2026.
- Contact. last name, first name, phone number and email
- Address. your current street address, city, state and ZIP code
- Income. total annual household income
- Household. the number of people, from 1 to 7 or more
- Bedrooms. a first and a second choice of 1, 2 or 3 bedrooms
- Accessibility. hearing, vision or mobility needs, if any
What it means: the form is a short interest list, not a full application. The listing's required-documents field is blank, so no document list is published for the building.
Source: the form's fields, read October 30, 2026.
- Your placethe Access Housing LA FAQ says that on some waitlists "the date and time an applicant submits their application sets the order."
- The waitthe FAQ says "You may not hear from the property manager for weeks, months, or years."
- Contactthe FAQ says the manager will "stop contacting applicants" once all units are filled.
What it means: no record gives a usual wait for this building. Keep your phone and email current with the office.
Source: Access Housing LA FAQ and listing.
Check before you paythe listing prints no application fee. The Access Housing LA FAQ says "Never wire money to pay a security deposit, application fee, or first month's rent." No app, wire or gift card buys a place on a list. No one should charge you to see or hold an apartment. Use only the developer's page, the City's listing or the phone numbers printed there.
What Is Known and Not Yet Known About Miramar Gold
The size, the funding and the two open routes are published. Current rents, the length of the lists and the exact income split are not.
- Knownthe building has 94 apartments, and LADBS recorded its certificate of occupancy on February 5, 2026.
- Knownthe developer's page offers an application link, and the City's listing says its waitlist is open for accessible apartments.
- Known47 apartments are supportive and filled by referral.
- Not publishedcurrent rents and minimum incomes. Ask the office on the form.
- Not publishedthe length of either list, or a usual wait.
- Not publishedwhich utilities the rent includes, and square footage.
- Not publishedwhether HACLA's own project-based voucher list names the building. HACLA's page and desk guide do not.
What it means: ask the office about any item marked not published.
Source: Access Housing LA listing; WHCHC's find housing page; LADBS; HACLA.
| Item | One source says | Another says |
|---|---|---|
| Address | 1434 W. Miramar Street, in the listing, LAHD, CTCAC, the County and the developer | 1432 W. Miramar on LADBS's main permit; 1438 Miramar Street in Urbanize LA |
| Council district | 1, in LAHD and LADBS supplements | 13, on LADBS's main permit |
| Supportive apartments | 47, in LAHD and the listing | 32 supportive plus 14 for transition age youth, in the Winter 2025 newsletter |
| Income split in LAHD's summary | 5, 3 and 85 apartments, in its description | 47, 2 and 44, in its table |
| Phone | (714) 533-3450 x233 in LAHD | 213-873-3706, (213) 854-0397 and 213-296-2963 in the three pages above |
What it means: each difference is a question for the office or the source. LAHD's summary also calls the project "proposed" in its description, though the record says it is in service.
Source: the documents named, read October 30, 2026.
If You Need an Apartment Sooner
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- Voucher in hand: browse Section 8 apartments in Los Angeles, or by size: one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms.
- No voucher yet: check which waiting lists are open.
- Income-based buildings where you apply directly: see low-income apartments.
- More new buildings: see all new affordable building guides and the California page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Miramar Gold taking applications?
Yes, an interest list is open. On October 30, 2026, the developer's page offered a "Click for Application" link for Miramar Gold. The City's listing said "Waitlist is open" for accessible apartments. The 47 supportive apartments are filled by referral through the Coordinated Entry System, not from these lists.
How much is rent at Miramar Gold?
The City's listing prints no rent. CTCAC's 2022 application proposed $443 to $1,827 a month including utilities, before the Council changed the income mix in October 2022. Those figures are four years old. Ask the office at the number on the interest form for current rents.
How much do you have to earn for Miramar Gold?
The City's listing prints a maximum yearly income of $53,000 for one person at 50% AMI and $63,600 at 60%, and shows no minimum income. The listing says its figures leave out some deductions. It says you may qualify with a higher income, so ask the office.
Does Miramar Gold take Section 8?
The listing says vouchers "will be considered for this property." California Government Code 12955 bars refusing a tenant for source of income, including Section 8. HACLA's tier 6 payment standard for ZIP code 90026 is $2,310 for a one-bedroom. CTCAC lists 47 project-based voucher apartments.
Is Miramar Gold at 1434 or 1432 W. Miramar Street?
The listing, LAHD, CTCAC, the County and the developer use 1434 W. Miramar Street. LADBS's main permit says 1432 W. Miramar, and Urbanize LA used 1438 Miramar Street. LADBS and LAHD give the same parcel number, 5153028014, and LAHD lists the project as 21-128639.
Are the Miramar Gold apartments for people who were homeless?
Forty-seven are. The listing says they are leased "by referral through LAHSA's Coordinated Entry System." The other apartments are for households at 50% to 60% of area median income. The developer says 14 are reserved for transition age youth. Confirm the split with the office.
Does Miramar Gold have parking?
No parking for residents. The developer says "there is no residential parking available at Miramar Gold" and calls it car-free housing. The City's listing gives the parking type as "On street." A 2020 Urbanize LA report described 61 spaces in the plan, which the finished building does not have.
Are the rents at Miramar Gold below market?
They were planned to be. HUD's fiscal year 2027 figure for a one-bedroom in ZIP code 90026 is $2,460 a month, and the 2022 proposal was $443 to $1,108 for one-bedrooms. HUD's figure includes most utilities. Current rents are not published, so confirm them with the office.
How this article was checked
Last checked: October 30, 2026, against the Access Housing LA listing for Miramar Gold - Accessible Units, pulled at 6:15 PM and again at 6:27 PM Pacific; the developer's find housing page, completed communities page and Winter 2025 newsletter; the architect's project page; LAHD's project summary for project 21-128639 and its Affordable Housing Projects List; the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee's staff report CA-22-035; City Council File 22-0167-S1, its motion and official action; LADBS permit records for permit 20010-10000-00312; LAHD's Land Use Schedule IX; HACLA's FAQ, payment standards, utility allowances and project-based voucher page; HUD's fiscal year 2027 Small Area Fair Market Rents, as printed on VoucherMatch's page for [ZIP code 90026](/section-8/zip/90026); California Government Code section 12955 and 26 U.S.C. 42; Metro's rail data; Urbanize LA's reports of January 10, 2020, March 24, 2020 and February 8, 2023; and the County's listing page. The manager decides who is offered an apartment and at what rent. How VoucherMatch reports these guides and corrects errors: [how we report](/new-developments/how-we-report).
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- Government Code section 12955 (california.public.law)
- 26 U.S.C. 42 (law.cornell.edu)
- rail data (developer.metro.net)
- January 10, 2020 (la.urbanize.city)
- March 24, 2020 (la.urbanize.city)
- February 8, 2023 (la.urbanize.city)
- listing page (housing.lacounty.gov)
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