The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles is set to acquire a 30-unit building in Koreatown for the express purpose of refurbishing it for homeless individuals and families.

HACLA announced Monday that they were able to secure a $9 million state grant to acquire the building, located at 630 N. Oxford Ave., under California’s Homekey+ initiative, which functions as a support for communities to expand their permanent supportive housing supply as well as services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

“Aligning state and local resources is a vital strategy that allows us to quickly convert available properties into permanent housing for the people of Los Angeles,” HACLA President and CEO Lourdes Castro Ramírez said in a statement.

The project is being undertaken wit

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