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Beverly Hills mayor Sharona Nazarian with a rendering of 8844 Burton Way

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Walk it back: Pustilnikov, Crescent Heights projects approved in Beverly Hills after past denials

Redondo Power Plant Closes; Next Comes Redevelopment

Redondo power plant closes, opening it up for redevelopment

Mayor Sharona Nazarian with rendering of 145 Rodeo

Developer goes tall and skinny on Rodeo Drive after Beverly Hills’ builder’s remedy defeat

Lauren Elkies Schram

Beverly Hills Braces for Builder’s Remedy Litigation

Builder’s remedy hasn’t beaten all the fight out of Beverly Hills

Leo Pustilnikov to Buy 17 Skid Row Buildings in LA for $10M

Leo Pustilnikov to acquire 17 Skid Row buildings in LA for $10M

Builders remedy rolls forward in Beverly Hills

Judge OKs purchase by Leo Pustilnikov of 17 Skid Row buildings in DTLA

Judge OKs Leo Pustilnikov’s purchase of 17 Skid Row buildings

Daria Solovieva

Can California Make Builder’s Remedy Work?

“Tool of last resort”: Inside California’s costly crusade to make builder’s remedy work

Trevor Bach

Meet the developer giving California NIMBYs nightmares

Pustilnikov, Santa Monica residents, pols battle over vacant buildings

Leo Pustilnikov

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Developer Adds to Builder’s Remedy Project in Beverly Hills

Leo Pustilnikov adds to builder’s remedy project in Beverly Hills

Builder’s Remedy: “The Walls Are Closing in on Cities”

Builder’s remedy: “The walls are closing in on cities” 

YIMBY group joins scrappy Redondo Beach builder’s remedy fight 

California Department of Housing & Community Development's Gustavo Velasquez, Beverly Hills mayor Lili Bosse, Leo Pustilnikov (Getty, Kevin Scanlon, California Department of Housing & Community Development)

“Builder’s remedy 2.0”: Sacramento letter clarifies compliance

Leo Pustilnikov; 125-129 South Linden Drive (Google Maps, Getty, Kevin Scanlon)

Pustilnikov prepares builder’s remedy barrage in Beverly Hills 

Leo Pustilnikov, rendering of rejected One Redondo, a 2,700-unit megaproject planned at the site of the AES power plant in Redondo Beach (Getty, Kevin Scanlon)

Leo Pustilnikov

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