property

10950 Washington Boulevard

2023-2025 Planning Commission approved August 27, 2025
At a glance

Former NFL Media office campus in Culver City approved for redevelopment as a five-story mixed-use project with 508 residential units, including 79 low-income units, 14,087 square feet of commercial space, and 715 parking spaces. City materials identify Hudson Pacific Properties as property owner, and Allen Matkins states that it advised Hudson Pacific on the project's entitlements.

Mixed-use redevelopment site Primary City, state CEQA, property-owner community notice, and law-firm documentation
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Key facts

Address
10950 Washington Boulevard, Culver City, California 90232
Site Acres
5.8
Residential Units
508
Low Income Units
79
Commercial Square Feet
14087
Parking Spaces
715
Planning Approval Date
2025-08-27
Approved Demolition Square Feet
160438
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Context note

The February 2025 City-hosted community notice states that Hudson Pacific Properties is the property owner. The state Notice of Exemption identifies Spencer B. Kallick, Allen Matkins c/o Hudson Pacific Properties, as the project applicant contact. The September 10, 2025 City decision letter is addressed to Kallick at Allen Matkins. Allen Matkins states that it advised Hudson Pacific Properties on the project's successful entitlement. The City/state approved program is 508 units and 14,087 square feet of commercial space; Allen Matkins's announcement rounds the residential count to 509 units, which is preserved as a source-specific discrepancy rather than substituted for the approved figure.