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UCLA Proposes 545-Bed Gayley Towers Redevelopment to Ease Housing Constraints

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UCLA has invested approximately $900 million to expand its Westwood campus and accommodate more students. Now, the university is initiating the environmental review process for the redevelopment of Gayley Towers, an existing apartment building owned by the school that would deliver 545 beds in total and help expand the housing offering across the campus.  Situated […]

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