PROJECT OVERVIEW
PROJECT DETAILS
The Mercury is a proposed mixed-use luxury apartment project adjacent to the Pico Rivera Marketplace, located at 8825 Washington Blvd., west of Rosemead Blvd.
The site provides 255 vertical residential units, expected to be for rent. The project incorporates retail on the ground floor, providing space for new businesses.
The Mercury will include:
35 Studio units
159 One Bedroom units
57 Two Bedroom units
4 Three Bedroom units
COMMUNITY BENEFITS
Provides access to retail, restaurants and public transportation
A fiscal impact analysis by Kosmont estimates:
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$121 million in local economic activity in property improvements, construction and permanent jobs
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$346,000 increase in Pico Rivera tax revenues due to the project
Read the full analysis here.
698 construction jobs and 52 permanent jobs will be created
Redevelops former site of El Rodeo Bar and Grill
Increases tax revenue for the city of Pico Rivera
Adds much-needed housing
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BUILDING EXTERIORS
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Corner rendering as viewed from LA Fitness
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ROOFTOP RECREATION
The recreation and open space component consists of plaza-type green spaces at the street level and a recreational component on the rooftop available to project residents. Amenities may include, but are not limited to, a swimming pool, jacuzzi, poolside cabanas, clubhouse, gym, barbecue area and garden/green areas. Each unit will come with its own balcony, serving as a private open space element for residents.
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DESIGN
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STREET LEVEL
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5,500 square feet of retail space on street level
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Retail space on shopping center-facing side of building
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Passive, plaza-type green spaces on street level
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PARKING
PROVIDED PARKING: 464
(437 in structure, 27 retail)
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LANDSCAPING & GREENERY
Landscape will play and important role at many levels, primarily to soften transitions from ground plane to vertical plane, provide screening to the adjacent neighborhood, and to add color and texture to the building. Plants will be native and adapted species to meet water conservation goals and will not include any invasive species.
BUILDING EXTERIOR AND ELEVATIONS
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NORTH WESTERN AERIAL RENDERING
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SHADE STUDIES
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