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- Urbanize Daily | November 6, 2025
Urbanize Daily | November 6, 2025
Stay up to date on Los Angeles real estate news.
📅 Today's Story: The Beverly Hills Planning Commission has rejected Crescent Heights' proposed Builder's Remedy high-rise at 8844 Burton Way, despite attempts to address concerns about affordable housing distribution and building height.
Builder's Remedy high-rise rejected at 8844 Burton Way in Beverly HillsThe 26-story building is proposed by Crescent Heights  📰 What Happened: Crescent Heights proposed a 26-story apartment building at 8844 Burton Way, including 22 affordable units, which was rejected by the Beverly Hills Planning Commission. The project faced opposition due to concerns over affordable unit distribution, building height, and privacy. Attempts to address these issues were unsuccessful, leading to the project's denial. |
South Whittier$27M complete streets project coming to South WhittierNew landscaping, curb bulb outs, and 8.4 miles of bike lanes |
WestwoodLOHA-designed apartments unwrapped at 535 Glenrock Ave. in WestwoodA few blocks from the UCLA campus |
PalmsRendering vs. Reality: Mixed-use apartment complex at 9900 Venice Blvd.Project sits on the border between Palms and Culver City |
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DowntownAEG plans 49-story hotel-residential tower at 917 W. Olympic Blvd. in DTLAL.A. Live-adjacent project would also include entertainment and restaurant uses |
Long BeachLong Beach Planning Commission set to approve waterfront amphitheaterThe Queen Mary is getting a concert venue next door |
