JSM Construction, a Santa Monica-based apartment developer, will build a 46-unit apartment building on a 15,000 square site at 626 Broadway in Santa Monica, which it has just bought for $5 million.The seller was a Long Beach-based private investor. Joseph Gabbaian, Senior Vice President with the Grubb & Ellis West Los Angeles office, represented both the buyer and the seller in the transaction.
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