Woodland Hills affordable-housing proposal remains under review with 96 planned units

A proposed seven-story apartment building at 23022 W. Ventura Blvd. in Woodland Hills remains under Los Angeles City Planning review. If approved and eventually built, the project would replace existing structures with 96 units described in the planning record as 100% affordable housing.

For renters, homeowners, nearby businesses and others who use the Ventura Boulevard corridor, the proposal identifies a possible future housing development at the site. It does not authorize construction, and the available record does not establish when construction would begin or when apartments could be completed.

Housing proposal remains a planning case

The application is listed as case EAR-2026-2750-AH-HCA. It was filed June 2, 2026, under the city’s Affordable Housing Incentive Program. The plans call for demolishing existing structures and constructing a multifamily building with 63 parking spaces.

The site is identified as 23022 W. Ventura Blvd. in the Woodland Hills-Warner Center community plan area and Los Angeles City Council District 3. Those details place the proposed change within a defined local planning area, but they do not indicate that the project has received final approval.

As of an Aug. 8, 2026, status check, the available case record showed no recorded final environmental action or appeal. It also did not list a final approval date. The record did not provide a construction start date, financing close or completion schedule.

That means the 96 units are planned homes, not completed or occupied apartments. The next known step is continued city planning review. Further action would be needed before construction could begin, and the approved records do not identify a construction or completion deadline.

Separate restaurant case approved nearby

A separate planning case documents development activity elsewhere in the same Woodland Hills-Warner Center area. Case ZA-2026-156-MPA, recorded June 3, 2026, received conditional approval for a new Kura Sushi restaurant at 6600 N. Topanga Canyon Blvd.

The approval covers a 2,940-square-foot restaurant with 65 seats and authorizes beer and wine sales. That case is separate from the affordable-housing application. The records do not establish a connection between the restaurant approval and the proposed apartment building.

For now, the central change for the housing site is that a specific 96-unit affordable-housing proposal is in the city’s planning process. The case record supports the project’s size, affordability description, site plan and parking count, while leaving its final approval, construction timing and completion unresolved.