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5757 Uplander Way

2024-2026 Planning Commission approved November 12, 2025
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8.34-acre Fox Hills redevelopment site approved for a three-building mixed-use project with 1,077 residential units, including 78 very-low-income units, and 5,772 square feet of ground-floor retail. State and City records identify B9 Sequoia Culver City Owner LP as the project applicant/sponsor; project reporting identifies Link Logistics Real Estate as the developer.

Mixed-use redevelopment site Primary City and state environmental/decision records; project-team and credible real-estate reporting for developer identification
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Address
5757 Uplander Way, Culver City, California 90230
Site Acres
8.34
Residential Units
1077
Very Low Income Units
78
Commercial Square Feet
5772
Applicant Source Name
B9 Sequoia Culver City Owner LP
Planning Approval Date
2025-11-12
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The City project page currently lists 103,027 square feet of commercial buildings to be demolished, while the 2024 Initial Study and related reporting describe 146,414 square feet. Both source-specific figures are preserved rather than reconciled. The Initial Study identifies the sponsor as B9 Sequoia Culver City Owner LP c/o Spencer B. Kallick. The November 13, 2025 City decision letter is addressed to Spencer B. Kallick at Allen Matkins. The project website identifies KFA Architecture, KFA Land Images and Kimley-Horn on the team. Credible real-estate reporting identifies the project as a Link Logistics Real Estate development and B9 Sequoia as associated with Link; Link's own corporate materials state it was established by Blackstone in 2019. This establishes a documented institutional bridge from an existing Blackstone node into Culver City through Link, but does not establish Blackstone as the direct project applicant or infer ownership of the applicant entity.