Beverly Hills - Build 54 Units by New Metro Station

Highlights:

• Two Side-by-Side SFRs Delivered Vacant
• Prime Beverly Hills in the 90211 Zip Code
• Potential to Build 54 Units (SB 79 + Density Bonuses)
• 75 Foot Height Limit (SB 79)
• Floor Area Ratio of 3.5 (SB 79)
• Steps to the La Cienega Dining Corridor
• Block & a Half to the New D Line Subway Metro Station
• Half a Block to La Cienega Park & Community Center
• Near the Historic Saban Theatre
• Surrounded by Luxury Retail, Dining, and Hotels

Description:

PartnersCRE is proud to present a double-lot development opportunity in Prime Beverly Hills!
Currently consisting of two Single Family Residences at 217 and 219 S. Le Doux Road, both delivered vacant, the combined lot size is 13,000 SF.

Benefit from the Beverly Hills address and attract Buyers or Tenants with the shopping, nightlife and world-class dining, often housed in historic surroundings.

Located less than a quarter mile from the new Metro D Line Station, connecting the neighborhood to the Greater Los Angeles, this unprecedented area connectivity comes as a great complement to the area's Walker's Paradise designation by WalkScore.

Relying on the proximity to the just-opened public transit, utilize Senate Bill 79 for the best and highest use of this land, even in a Single Family Residence zoned area! SB 79 took effect on July 1, 2026, and with it, construction on this property now qualifies as a Transit-Oriented Housing Development (TOD), which carries all of the benefits that come with that designation.

The new SB 79 substantially changes density and land-usage options, deviating significantly from the previous default California State standards. Per SB 79, approximately 36 units are buildable on this double lot, with a FAR of 3.5, allowing over 45,000 SF of development, and a 75 foot height limit (with 9 foot setbacks required above 45 feet).

The unit count could be increased by use of Density Bonuses, stacking bonuses to 54 Units Buildable on the land (or higher, but taking into account limits on what could fit). If no Density Bonus is utilized, the Low Income component through the Inclusionary Housing Requirement of Beverly Hills should remain at 10%, or 4 units (rounded up from 3.5).

Put on your hard-hat and help Beverly Hills transform with higher density by the new Subway Station at Wilshire and La Cienega!

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