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LA City Council Voids Approval of Relevant Group’s 114-Room Hollywood Hotel Following Legal Dispute

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After years of delays and a decisive legal defeat, the Los Angeles City Council has formally rescinded its prior approval of a proposed boutique hotel development just south of Hollywood’s Walk of Fame. The project, led by Los Angeles-based Relevant Group, was planned for 6221 Selma Avenue at the northeast corner of Selma and Wilcox […]

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