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Beverly Hills City Council Approves Crescent Heights’ 26-Story, 200-Unit Builder’s Remedy Tower

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The unanimous vote overturns the Planning Commission's November 2025 denial of the project on the former Temple Emanuel Youth Center site The Beverly Hills City Council has voted to approve a 26-story residential tower proposed by Miami-based developer Crescent Heights at 8844 Burton Way, overturning the Planning Commission's rejection of the project from late last […]

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