Landmark Properties Delivers 1,261-Bed Student Housing Near USC Campus

Landmark Properties has delivered The Standard at Los Angeles, a 429-unit, 1,261-bed student housing community at 3900 South Figueroa St., 0.3 miles from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. It represents Landmark’s second ground-up development in LA.

Rising eight stories, the project was designed by HED, with Landmark Construction, the in-house construction arm of Landmark Properties, serving as general contractor.

“We’re excited to open doors at The Standard at Los Angeles and welcome our first residents to our community – just steps from USC’s campus, BMO Stadium and Memorial Coliseum,” said Jason Doornbos, chief development officer at Landmark Properties. “The Standard’s market-leading amenities, design, and luxury unit finishes set a new benchmark for student housing near USC, and this delivery reflects the caliber our team consistently delivers at Landmark.”

In 2025, Landmark delivered its first development in the area, The Mark Los Angeles near UCLA, and also acquired Icon Plaza and West 27th Place, which serve students attending USC.

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