Stalled Grand Avenue development may get a second look

Proposal to transform the downtown street into the Champs Elysees of L.A. foundered in the recession. Developer is revising plans to get the project off the ground.

Bunker Hill is showing signs of life. A new 12-acre Civic Park is nearly complete, sloping down to the steps of City Hall in a cascade of stairs and lawns. Down the block, the skeleton of the Broad Museum is rising on Grand Avenue, set to take its place alongside the Museum of Contemporary Art, Walt Disney Concert Hall and the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.

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