Beverly Hills approves another builder’s remedy project despite community pushback
The Beverly Hills City Council has shot down an appeal against a builder’s remedy project in the city, allowing another such project to move forward. The City Council voted to uphold an approval of a project from Beachside Suites and Oak Investment Company to redevelop a site at 232 Tower Drive, Urbanize Los Angeles reported. The Council approved it last October but a group of neighboring homeowners looked to stop the project from being built. Beachside Suites and Oak Investment filed their plans when the City of Beverly Hills had not yet earned state certification for its housing element, opening […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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