Steven Sharp

Zone changes recently  enacted by Culver City has opened up 80 percent of the land within its city limits to residential development. Those new regulations cleared the way for housing in the Hayden Tract, an eclectic office and industrial district located on the eastern side of the city. A new specific plan could permit even more robust residential development in the neighborhood.

The Los Angeles City Planning Commission has voted to uphold the approval of a proposal which would redevelop Toyota of Hollywood with a mixed-use complex featuring housing and offices.

AEG will embark on a third attempt to redevelop a surface parking lot just north of the L.A. Live complex with a mixed-use, high-rise building, per an application submitted yesterday to the Los Angeles Department of City Planning.

Just south of the Westfield mall in Fox Hills, the Culver City Planning Commission has green-lit a proposed development which would replace a shuttered shopping center with housing.

In Downtown Santa Monica, Related California has completed work on a $385-million mixed-use project just north of the E Line's western terminus.

In Burbank, the redevelopment of the Warner Bros. Ranch lot has entered the home stretch.

In unincorporated Lennox, wood framing is nearly complete for a new multifamily residential development from Vargas Properties.

Eight months since our last update, the redevelopment of the Warner Bros. Ranch lot in Burbank is rapidly taking shape.