Los Angeles County

The Gold Line light rail came to South Pasadena in 2003. The station represents a major public investment, and rail station areas are of strategic importance to the region.

Compton is a city on the rise. Viewed by many economists as an "entrepreneurial hot spot," Compton has been listed nationally as one of the best places to start and grow a business.

The Exposition Line is the latest extension of Los Angeles' 62-station Metro Rail system and is currently under construction with a scheduled completion date of 2010.

This project helped the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority identify streetscape improvements for the Sunset Junction area that are desired by the community and would help supp

Long Beach has a long-term goal of developing more mixed use and transit oriented neighborhoods in growing areas of the City.

The two-square-mile community of Lawndale occupies a transitional niche within the South Bay sub region of Los Angeles County.

The Hollywood Central Park Demonstration project evaluated the potential for a public park that would be built on a deck constructed over the below-grade portion of the Hollywood Freeway (US-101) f

In 2007, Compass Blueprint partnered with the City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning to develop the first ever comprehensive Transit-Oriented District (TOD) plan for the City.

Located within the commercial district between Crenshaw Boulevard and Dry Bank Drive is Peninsula Village, a commercial area that consists of over 34 acres and is the site for a proposed Peninsula

The city of Lancaster is located 70 miles north of Los Angeles in the Antelope Valley. Lancaster is the eighth largest city in Los Angeles and the ninth fastest growing city in the United States.