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Cedars-Sinai Pushes Forward With 96-Bed Replacement Hospital In Marina Del Rey

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Nine-story tower on Lincoln Boulevard targets 2026 opening as California deadline approaches California's healthcare sector is undergoing a structural transformation driven by state-mandated seismic upgrades, forcing hospital operators to weigh costly retrofits against full replacement—a calculation increasingly tipping toward new construction. In Marina Del Rey, Cedars-Sinai is moving ahead with a nine-story inpatient tower at […]

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