@lawithac: Beverly Hills is about to go vertical — on an old railroad track. 🚂 A long narrow strip of land at 9220 Santa Monica Blvd has been sitting in limbo for years while the developer tried to push through an office project that never got traction. Then California's AB 2011 changed the math. Using this state housing law — the same tool already reshaping Redondo Beach and Woodland Hills — the developer just filed plans for 217 condos and affordable units across four towers reaching up to 15 stories and 191 feet tall. In a city known for keeping things low and quiet, that's a serious statement. One railroad right-of-way, four buildings, and a state law that's slowly rewriting what the Westside looks like. Via Urbanize LA Hot tips around LA? Thinking about buying, building, or selling? 👉 DM me 📲 Text Aldrin 562-247-0811 Save this — the Westside is changing faster than people realize 👀 #BeverlyHills #WestsideLiving #LACountyLife #LADevelopment #CaliforniaHousing

lawithac

Open In TikTok:

Region: US

Sunday 26 April 2026 13:16:01 GMT