Seven months after breaking ground, vertical construction has started on an eight-story apartment building from High Street Residential and Haseko North America near the Los Angeles Waterfront; completion is expected by Q2 2028.
Vertical construction is underway at the Jules San Pedro site at 625 S. Beacon St. and 155 W. 6th St., seven months after groundbreaking.
The project is an eight-story podium-style building with 281 studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments over ground-floor commercial space and parking.
Developed by Trammell Crow Company subsidiary High Street Residential in partnership with Haseko North America and designed by KFA Architecture.
# What happened Seven months after breaking ground, construction has gone vertical for Jules San Pedro, a new mixed-use apartment project at 625 S. Beacon Street and 155 W. 6th Street in Downtown San Pedro. The development is a joint venture between High Street Residential (a Trammell Crow Company subsidiary) and Haseko North America.
# Project basics The approved design is an eight-story podium-type building with courtyards above its parking deck. The development will include 281 studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments situated above ground-floor commercial space and parking. KFA Architecture is the project's designer. The report lists completion of Jules San Pedro as expected by the second quarter of 2028.
# Location and context The site is within a short walking distance of the Los Angeles Waterfront and sits close to the $500 million West Harbor development, a large nearby project that will add commercial attractions and a concert venue to the waterfront area. Jules San Pedro would be Trammell Crow Company's second project in Downtown San Pedro, following the nearby Vivo on Harbor development located one block away.
# Design and site features Renderings and plans depict a contemporary podium building with courtyards above the parking deck. The program stacks residential units over ground-floor commercial space and parking, a common approach in downtown and waterfront-adjacent mixed-use projects.
# Timeline and immediate next steps With framing and vertical work now starting, the project will move through standard above-grade construction phases. The publicly stated target for completion is the second quarter of 2028.
# Why it matters locally The development adds significant new housing stock near the waterfront and adjacent commercial activity, aligning with other large projects reshaping the San Pedro shoreline and downtown. Its proximity to West Harbor and existing Trammell Crow developments signals continued private investment in the immediate neighborhood.
# Quick facts
# Source note This brief summarizes the project details and timeline disclosed in local coverage announcing vertical construction at the site.
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