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State Sen. Scott Wiener say he intends to introduce a new version of Senate Bill 827, a hotly contested transit density bill, next year in the legislature.

The move to Playa Vista has been a long time coming. Google leased the 319,000-square-foot, seven-story-tall space in 2016.

Regency Centers, the developer of the Culver Public Market development at Washington Boulevard and Centinela Avenue, has announced that Urbanspace will be partnering on its project, which is billed as a Westside answer to Downtown's Grand Central Market.

The final piece of the office space puzzle that is Playa Vista’s Water’s Edge complex will feature a functional “skin” of corrugated aluminum. Those panels will mute the “full brunt” of the glassy office building, says SPF:architects.

With President Donald Trump’s new tax reform, a healthy gross domestic product and continued job growth, industry executives remain bullish for the years to come in the Los Angeles and Orange County commercial real estate market, according to the latest Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast Commercial Real Estate Survey.

At long last Google is preparing to move into its new Southern California offices at the Spruce Goose hangar in Playa Vista. The Mountain View-based tech giant will begin occupying the former aircraft hangar this coming Fall, following several years of construction.

Proposed legislation introduced last week to the California state Senate would eliminate certain restrictions for housing developers that build within a half mile of a major transit hub, such as a train station, or within a quarter mile of a bus corridor. New projects would have to follow minimum height requirements that vary from 45 to 85 feet, depending on their distance from transit and the street's width. Developers meeting the transit-rich housing criteria would not have to comply with minimum parking requirements, certain design standards and other limitations.

Culver City is quickly becoming a major hub for new media ventures, as Amazon recently announced plans to lease 280,000 square feet of space at the Culver Studios, which is just a few blocks from the Apple site.

The deal would give Tesla more than 131,000 square feet of new office space 10 miles from its Hawthorne design studio and a stone’s throw from the many tech company outposts of Silicon Beach.

In the works since at least 2008, the development would bring 26,835 square feet of space for food vendors to the western edge of the city, at the intersection of Washington Boulevard and Centinela Avenue. Occupying two separate sites on opposite sides of Centinela, the project would also include three different outdoor dining spaces and a 3.5-level parking structure with 184 spaces.