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4/18/25
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Work is underway on Soto, a new 200-residence apartment development in Torrance. The project, located at 3863 Carson St, adjacent to Del Amo Fashion Center, is a development of Legacy Partners and DWS Group.
The five-story community’s modern exterior design was inspired by the classic mid-century office buildings that are part of the surrounding mixed-use campus. Construction is anticipated to be completed in summer 2027, with Westport Construction serving as the general contractor.
Designed by AO, the community’s mix of 200 studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartment homes will range from 633 sf to 1.1k sf and feature luxury interior finishes. Soto’s shared amenities will include a rooftop pool and amenity deck with indoor/outdoor fitness center, resident clubhouse, co-working area, and two courtyards with pedestrian access from the street.
“Soto’s elevated design showcases the quintessential Southern California lifestyle and offers residents views of the Pacific Ocean and proximity to the best beaches in the South Bay,” said Tim O’Brien, senior managing director for Southern California and the Southwest Region at Legacy Partners. “Soto will also sit adjacent to restaurants and retail amenities, including the newly renovated Del Amo Fashion Center, which attracts 20 million visitors per year.”
Michael J. Nigro, Chief Investment Officer and Head of Value Add & Development for DWS, added, “This development opportunity aligns with our strategy of investing in best-in-class residential projects in submarkets with strong fundamentals. This also builds on our programmatic relationship with Legacy to deliver build-to-core assets on behalf of our investors.”
According to O’Brien, “The name Soto comes from the Japanese word for outside. Soto reflects the community's proximity to outdoor spaces, celebrating Southern California's vibrant, sun-filled lifestyle. The name evokes a sense of tranquility and connection with nature, highlighting design that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living.”
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