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Real Estate & Zoning News in Santa Monica, California

ArchiWise tracks 4 stories about real estate, zoning, permitting, and policy in Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California. We surface the local decisions (rezonings, council debates, infrastructure investment, hazard mapping updates) that change how property gets built and bought. Updated as new coverage publishes.

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Mass Timber Residential Tower Proposed Under SB 79 in Santa Monica
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Mass Timber Residential Tower Proposed Under SB 79 in Santa Monica

Plans have been filed for a 12-story, 32-unit mass timber residential project at 1517 15th Street in Santa Monica. The proposal leverages California's new SB 79 framework near transit with six affordable units.

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Santa Monica Sees First SB 79 Project with Five Townhomes Proposed on Delaware Avenue
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Santa Monica Sees First SB 79 Project with Five Townhomes Proposed on Delaware Avenue

A new development application in Santa Monica proposes five three-story townhomes, marking the city's first project to leverage state Senate Bill 79 for increased density on a single-family lot.

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Santa Monica's Modera Project Reveals Updated Design for 353 Apartments
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Santa Monica’s Modera Project Reveals Updated Design for 353 Apartments

Mill Creek Residential Trust has presented a revised design for its Modera Santa Monica development, an eight-story building slated to bring 353 new apartments, including affordable units, to 1633 26th Street. The project is currently under review by the Santa Monica Architectural Review Board.

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Duxre Launches AI Brief to Convert Unstructured CRE Data for LLMs
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Duxre Launches AI Brief to Convert Unstructured CRE Data for LLMs

Santa Monica-based Duxre, a commercial real estate deal platform, has introduced AI Brief, a software system that converts complex sales and leasing data into an LLM-readable format. This innovation aims to streamline data processing, reduce file sizes, and combat AI hallucination in real estate analysis.

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