MinutesApr 6, 2026Item B.13

Approving Final Map No. 84359 for 5-Unit Condominium Subdivision at 1051 Spaulding Avenue

Minutes • 2026-04-06 • Item B.13

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Funded entirely by private developers, this proposal would approve the final map for a 5-unit condominium subdivision at 1051 Spaulding Avenue. This development could increase housing availability in West Hollywood, potentially affecting local property values and neighborhood dynamics.

Vote result: Unanimous5–0

How does this affect you?

For residents living near 1051 Spaulding Avenue, this new condominium development may lead to increased property values and a change in neighborhood character. Homeowners might see a rise in their property values, while renters could face potential rent increases due to heightened demand. The construction phase might temporarily affect traffic and noise levels in the immediate area.

Fiscal impact

Fiscal impact was not specified in the published agenda analysis.

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