6620-6630 S Vermont Ave 5,276 SF Health Care Building Offered at $1,781,000 CAD in Los Angeles, CA 90044

Rare, Permit-Ready Transitional Housing Opportunity – South Los Angeles
Positioned in the heart of a high-demand corridor, this is a unique opportunity to acquire and complete a partially constructed Emergency Housing / Transitional Housing / Independent Living facility designed to serve Los Angeles’ growing need for supportive housing solutions.
Significant progress has already been made, with approved permits in place and substantial interior build-out completed for a 16-bedroom residential program. The project is strategically configured to accommodate short-term, bridge, and longer-term independent living under the assisted living umbrella, making it ideal for operators serving high-risk, reentry, or underserved populations.
This offering is perfectly suited for established providers seeking immediate expansion in a supply-constrained submarket, with the ability to accelerate timeline to occupancy by stepping into an already advancing project. The layout and use case align with strong demand drivers across transitional housing, emergency placement, and supportive living programs throughout South Los Angeles.
Located along a major corridor with excellent accessibility, the property benefits from proximity to public transportation, community resources, and key service areas—critical components for program success and long-term operational stability.
Highlights:
Permits issued – avoid lengthy entitlement process
16-bedroom configuration underway
Significant construction already completed-roucg electrical, rough plumbing, framing, concrete, ventilation, sprinkler system, windows
Designed for transitional, emergency, or independent living use
High-demand South Los Angeles location
Ideal for experienced assisted living or supportive housing operators
This is a rare chance to step into a nearly realized project and bring much-needed housing online quickly while scaling your existing platform in one of Los Angeles’ most undersupplied markets.