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CIM Group’s 514-Unit Residential Tower Could Redefine West Hollywood Skyline

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A new chapter in West Hollywood’s urban evolution is on the horizon, as CIM Group’s vision for the city’s tallest building moves closer to reality. The proposed 514-unit development at 1000 La Brea Avenue—a site once home to a Cemex plant—will undergo a review by the Planning Commission’s Design Review Subcommittee. If approved, the project […]

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