LA City Council shoots down appeals, greenlights 814-unit Studio City project
The Los Angeles City Council sided with developers of a planned mixed-use apartment complex in Studio City. The City Council upheld the approval of a proposal from a joint venture of Genton Property Group, RC Development and Torino Companies for Riverwalk at Studio City, a multifamily development boasting 814 units, Urbanize Los Angeles reported. The approval comes after several appeals from neighbors who sought to block construction of the mixed-use apartment complex. The development would replace existing commercial buildings at 12555 Ventura Boulevard with a series of two- to seven-story structures, 814 residences, as well as 76,000 square feet of […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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