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6201 Residences / Fox Hills Plaza

Planning Commission approved October 22, 2025
At a glance

Culver City redevelopment site on Bristol Parkway, historically known as Fox Hills Plaza and now approved for the 6201 Residences mixed-use project. Current City materials describe a 7.05-acre project with 846 residential units, including 36 very low-income units, and 11,406 square feet of commercial space.

Mixed-use redevelopment site Direct government and project-team documentation
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Key facts

Amount
$49 million reported acquisition
Address
6201 Bristol Parkway, Culver City, California 90230
Financial context
2024 acquisition reported at $49 million; Kidder Mathews separately reported $46,079,500 and identified Bristol Parkway Investors, LLC as buyer.
Documented amounts
$49 million reported acquisition/deal value · $46,079,500 sale price reported by Kidder Mathews
Site Acres
7.05
Residential Units
846
Very Low Income Units
36
Commercial Square Feet
11406
Planning Approval Date
2025-10-22
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Context note

Canonical site/project record. The City and project website currently describe 846 units, 36 very low-income units, and 11,406 square feet of commercial space. Source address formulations vary: City materials use 6201 Bristol Parkway; REDA uses 6201 Bristol Parkway; transaction reporting uses 6201-6229 Bristol Parkway; the project website uses 6201-6299 Bristol Parkway. These are preserved as documented aliases/addresses rather than split into duplicate property pages. Transaction sources also differ on price: Los Angeles Business Journal and related reporting use $49 million, while Kidder Mathews' 1Q 2024 market report lists $46,079,500. The discrepancy is preserved without attempting to reconcile it.