One of the first motels acquired by Los Angeles County through Project Homekey is set to become 7th Avenue Village in Hacienda Heights—a long-term apartment complex with comprehensive supportive services for formerly unhoused individuals. The County has partnered with Women Organizing Resources, Knowledge, and Services (WORKS) to manage the property and Housing Works to deliver essential services to help residents thrive. The project will transform 142 motel rooms into studio apartments with kitchenettes. Additional spaces will include residences for on-site managers, offices, and meeting areas for case managers. Community amenities will feature an indoor gathering space, three landscaped outdoor areas with shaded seating, a dog run, and a community garden. Future residents—referred through the County’s homeless services network and the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority's Coordinated Entry System—will include individuals transitioning from shelters, interim housing, or unsheltered situations. Move-ins are expected to begin in spring 2025.

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