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Culver City Approves Density Bonus for 1,077-Unit Mixed-Use Development by Link Logistics

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A major mixed-use project at 5757 Uplander Way in Culver City has cleared a critical regulatory hurdle, securing approval for density bonuses that will allow the development to rise nearly 40 feet higher than standard zoning permits. The Planning and Development Director approved the density and bonus incentive requests for the project on November 4, […]

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