As the Beverly Hills Planning Commission looks ahead at the new year’s docket, it faces some of the largest projects in the city in years. Three projects alone, One Beverly Hills, LVMH’s Cheval Blanc, and the Beverly Hills Creative Offices project (“BHCO,” also commonly referred to as “Lots 12 and 13”) promise to potentially reshape the city’s skyline and street views of Beverly Hills for years to come.
“Those will take up a significant amount of 2021,” Assistant Director of Community Development Ryan Gohlich told the Courier. The Planning Commission will first take up the One Beverly Hills project, a condominium and hotel development on the vacant lots of the old Robinsons-May department store and part of the Hilton property. The project is managed by Cain International and Alagem Capital Group, the owner of the adjacent Beverly Hilton. The $2 billion proposal includes two condominium towers at 28 and 32 stories comprising of 303 condos. Then, a 10-story hotel development
including 42 all-suite guest rooms, along with a fine-dining restaurant and 37 residential units. Finally, the project also incorporates large amounts of green space that would be open to the public.
