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100 Corporate Pointe

2025 Planning Commission approved August 27, 2025
At a glance

4.49-acre Fox Hills office redevelopment site approved for a five-to-seven-story mixed-use project with 351 residential units, including 30 low-income units, and 6,825 square feet of commercial space. City and state records identify Slauson Investors LLC/Slauson Investors Inc as the applicant, while Allen Matkins states that it advised Alliance Residential on the entitlement of the project.

Mixed-use redevelopment site Primary City, state CEQA, and law-firm documentation
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Address
100 Corporate Pointe, Culver City, California 90230
Site Acres
4.49
Residential Units
351
Low Income Units
30
Commercial Square Feet Approved
6825
Parking Spaces Approved
524
Planning Approval Date
2025-08-27
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Context note

The City project page names Spencer Kallick - Slauson Investors LLC as applicant information and uses his Allen Matkins email. The state Notice of Exemption identifies Spencer B. Kallick as Applicant Representative for Slauson Investors Inc. Allen Matkins separately states that it advised Alliance Residential on entitlement of the 100 Corporate Pointe project and that Spencer Kallick led the legal team. These source-specific entity descriptions are preserved without inferring the exact corporate relationship between Slauson Investors and Alliance Residential. The City's approved project description uses 6,825 square feet of commercial space; Allen Matkins describes approximately 4,000 square feet and earlier project reporting used 4,742 square feet. The approved City figure is canonical while the discrepancy remains noted.