Kennedy Wilson has filed plans to replace a windowless commercial building steps from Santa Monica's Metro E Line terminus with an eight-story, 133-unit apartment tower, tapping California's density bonus laws to build bigger in exchange for 15 income-restricted homes. The Beverly Hills-based investment and development firm submitted an application to the City of Santa Monica's […]
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