Thursday, April 30, 2015

Meta Housing Corp. Completes its First Family Arts Colony in San Pedro Neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA


Meta Housing Corp.'s new, 49-unit arts-focused 
affordable apartment community in
the San Pedro neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA
LOS ANGELES, CA – Meta Housing Corporation has completed its first “family arts colony” apartment project - a new, 49-unit arts-focused affordable apartment community that integrates artistic live/work space in the San Pedro neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. 

The community, the Pacific Avenue Arts Colony, is the fourth arts colony project developed by Meta Housing, and the first that is open to non-senior residents.

Located at 303 South Pacific Avenue in San Pedro, California, the Pacific Avenue Arts Colony is comprised of affordable one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans.  More information is available at www.pacificavenueartscolony.com.

“Our senior arts colony apartment communities have proven successful in supporting and encouraging imaginative thinking and meaningful creative achievement among residents, while also bringing affordable housing and thoughtful architecture to many Cities,” says Kasey M. Burke, President of Meta Housing Corporation.


Kasey Burke, President of Meta Housing Corp. (center) and community members
 cut the ribbon at the Pacific Avenue Arts Colony Grand Opening event on April 25.

“The Pacific Avenue Arts Colony will deliver a new level of creativity and connection to the San Pedro community,” continues Burke.  “By focusing on integrating affordable housing and studio space for artists, we are supporting the City’s goals of attracting new artists and patrons to Downtown San Pedro.”


(From left) Chris Maffris, Senior Vice President, Meta Housing Corporation,
Sandra Gibbons, Vice President/CFO, Western Community Housing, Inc.,
Councilman Joe Buscaino, City of Los Angeles, 15th District,
Tim Carpenter, Founder, EngAGE and Mee Semcken, 
Vice-Chair, DLA/LA  
 were honored 
at the Grand Opening of the Pacific Avenue Arts Colony.

Constructed on a former automotive repair facility lot in the historic core of the City of San Pedro, the 49-unit Pacific Avenue Arts Colony, or “Pac Arts,” offers six ground-floor live/work units for resident artists, and includes a full-scale professional level art gallery space that will encourage connection and collaboration with the nearby arts district.

For a complete copy of the company’s news release, please contact:

Lexi Astfalk/Jenn Quader
Brower, Miller & Cole

(949) 955-7940

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