A new multifamily residential project is planned at 349 North Oakhurst Avenue in Beverly Hills. The proposal would replace an existing fourplex with a seven-story apartment building. Oakhurst Investment Group, LLC is listed as the project applicant.
The development would include 14 apartments, with a mix of one-bedroom and two-bedroom floor plans. Plans also call for parking for 30 vehicles. Two of the apartments would be reserved for very low-income households through density bonus incentives.
Mayes Office is responsible for the design. The rendering shows a narrow contemporary building with a white exterior, large glass window walls, projecting balconies, and a rooftop landscaped area. The building’s front elevation is defined by stacked outdoor terraces and dark window framing, with planting shown along the street-facing edge.
The proposed massing rises vertically on a compact infill site, placing residential floors above a ground-level entry condition. The design uses a simple material palette and emphasizes balcony depth, glazing, and landscaping to break up the building’s street-facing profile.
A construction timeline has not been announced. The project would add new housing on North Oakhurst Avenue near the Los Angeles and Beverly Hills border, in an area where additional multifamily proposals have also been filed in recent years.
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How are very low income people supposed to afford Anything in BH? This is a really stupid idea.