The City of Beverly Hills has rejected a proposed builder’s remedy project after allowing other projects in the enclave to proceed, citing concerns over socioeconomic segregation as a factor. The Beverly Hills Planning Commission rejected the proposal from developer Crescent Heights to turn a currently empty lot at 8844 Burton Way into a 26-story building with 38 studio, two- and three-bedroom apartments, Urbanize Los Angeles reported. As part of its plan, the tower would have 22 units of affordable housing for extremely-low-income and moderate-income households in order to be eligible for the builder’s remedy. Despite staff and the city attorney […]
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