Just south of the Westfield mall in Fox Hills, the Culver City Planning Commission has green-lit a proposed development which would replace a shuttered shopping center with housing.

The 6201 Residences, a joint venture between RCB Equities and REDA. would rise from an approximately six-acre property at 6201 Bristol Parkway. Plans call for razing the existing buildings, which were currently fenced off and empty, to clear the way for the construction of a new wrap-style apartment complex featuring 846 studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments in addition to 11,406 square feet of ground-floor retail and parking for more than 1,200 vehicles.

Rendering of the 6201 ResidencesMVE + Partners

The Planning Commission authorized the use of density bonus incentives, permitting a larger development than otherwise allowed by zoning rules. In exchange, 36 apartments would be set aside for rent at the very low-income level.

MVE + Partners and Burton Landscape Architecture Studio headline the design team for the project, which would rise between six and eight stories in height. Plans show landscaped pathways, gardens, and other amenities scattered throughout the site.

Rendering of the 6201 ResidencesMVE + Partners

A community presentation points to a construction start date in 2026 and the first move-ins to the building commencing in 2028.

This would be the second development site pitched for the Bristol Parkway property, following a slightly smaller 762-unit complex envisioned by a prior land owner.

6201 Bristol ParkwayGoogle Maps

The project is one of five pending development which could bring nearly 3,000 homes to sites across the Fox Hills neighborhood.

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