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A proposed mega-development in downtown Los Angeles, which would replace a cold storage facility with a $2-billion residential and commercial complex, cleared a major hurdle last week when the city Planning Commission backed it.

Commissioners unanimously recommended the construction of Fourth & Central in the Skid Row neighborhood.

The 7.6-acre compound along Central Avenue that would contain apartments, offices, shops and restaurants in 10 distinct buildings of various sizes that would change the city skyline. The City Council will consider final approval later this year.

The project, which would be built near the neighborhood’s boundary with the Arts District, is being proposed

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