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Inglewood Approves $261MM Public-Private Deal to Rebuild Downtown and Move Event Crowds by 2028

The Inglewood City Council has awarded a Plenary Americas-led consortium a fixed-price, $261 million contract to build three mobility hubs, a pedestrian bridge...

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C.A.R.-Backed Nonprofit Sues San Diego and Montebello Over SB 79 Transit Housing Limits

A California Association of Realtors-backed nonprofit has sued San Diego and Montebello, alleging both cities illegally blocked housing that a new state law...

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San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria Cuts Affordable Housing Reviews to Nine Days, Ties Production Surge to Stacked Reforms

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria, now president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, is making the case that setting aggressive permit-review deadlines and...

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CityMark Clears 114-Unit Village Mixed-Use Project as La Mesa Yields to State Housing Law

The La Mesa City Council ratified the design of CityMark Palm, a five-story, 114-unit mixed-use development bound for the village, after concluding that...

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Kennedy Wilson Plans 133-Unit Mixed-Income Apartment Building at 700 Colorado Avenue in Downtown Santa Monica

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...

San Diego
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San Diego Phases In SB 79, Unlocking Six-Story Housing Near Transit as First Maps Reveal Winners and Holdouts

As California’s landmark transit-density law took effect on July 1, San Diego released its first maps identifying the neighborhoods where five- and six-story...

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Los Angeles Council Advances Four-Story Low-Rise Ordinance to Defer SB 79 Upzoning Until 2030

The Los Angeles City Council voted 13-0 to advance a new Low-Rise Ordinance that permits buildings up to four stories in 57 neighborhoods...

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1.5-Acre Burbank Transit-Adjacent Development Site Hits Market With $1.2MM In-Place Income 

A rare income-producing Burbank infill site next to the Airport-North Metrolink Station hits the market with by-right density of up to 360 units...

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