Kennedy Wilson is looking to add much-needed housing to Santa Monica’s multifamily inventory. The Beverly Hills-based firm filed an application with the City of Santa Monica’s Community Development Department to build an eight-story apartment building with 133 units and 137 parking spaces at 700 Colorado Avenue, Urbanize Los Angeles reported. The project would replace a windowless two-story commercial building at the site. Kennedy Wilson is seeking density bonus incentives to build a larger structure than city zoning laws would normally allow. In exchange, the firm is designating 15 units for rent to moderate-, low- and very low-income households. In Los […]
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