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NewsKTLA 5October 27, 2026Los Angeles County

West Hollywood Planning Commission approves plans for city's tallest high-rise apartment complex

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The West Hollywood Planning Commission has approved a $400 million apartment complex featuring a 34-story tower that would become the tallest building in the city. The project requires final approval from the City Council before potential groundbreaking in late 2025 or early 2028.

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Why It Matters

The project introduces 514 new residential units—including 128 designated for low-income residents—alongside 30,000 square feet of commercial space and a 674-space parking garage on La Brea Avenue.

Key Facts

  • The West Hollywood Planning Commission approved a more than $400 million apartment complex project.
  • The development would feature a 34-story, 352-foot-tall tower, making it the tallest building in West Hollywood.
  • The project site is located at 1000 La Brea Avenue, formerly occupied by the Cemex Hollywood Concrete Plant.
  • The complex would provide 514 total residential units, with 128 units reserved for low-income residents.
  • The housing unit breakdown includes 179 studio units, 247 one-bedroom units, and 88 two-bedroom units.
  • The development includes 30,000 square feet of commercial space and a 674-spot parking garage.
  • A connected 17-story high-rise featuring a rooftop swimming pool is also part of the plan.
  • A large video billboard would be installed on the side of the building.
  • The project requires approval from the West Hollywood City Council to move forward.
  • Groundbreaking could take place in late next year or early 2028 if approved.
  • The current tallest building in the city is the 31-story Sierra Towers.

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