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Councilman Frank Fenton will also be installed as Vice Mayor. Although installation ceremonies are usually held under a tent at Crescent Drive outside of City Hall, thousands of dollars were saved on the tent rental and street closures this year by locating the event at the high school.

Brucker is expected to address the City’s General Plan, environmental sustainability, and fiscal accountability during his speech. For more information on the organizational meeting, which is open to the public, call 310-285-2400, or go to www.beverlyhills.org.

(Source: Beverly Hills Courier)

The project was unanimously approved by the Planning Commission on February 28, thus forwarding it to the 5-member City Council.

"We look forward to going to the City Council to demonstrate the tremendous amount of community support we have received," said Ted Kahan, President of Oasis West Realty, LLC.

Once the remodel of the Beverly Hilton is complete, it is expected to generate $11.5 million in hotel and bed tax revenue annually, an increase of over $5 million from current revenue. The current plans were first unveiled to the public in January of last year.

(Source: Beverly Hills Courier)

Unable to afford the $22 million Cahuenga Peak, PETA is in negotiations to rent the site until it’s sold. Why? Since the 138-acre mountaintop sits just west of the famous "HOLLYWOOD" sign known all over the world, PETA would like to place 45-foot high letters spelling "GO VEG" next to the sign to spell out "GO VEG HOLLYWOOD."

"We want to…urge the good people of Los Angeles to switch to a healthy, humane vegetarian diet," Lisa Lange, Senior Vice President of PETA, wrote to the listing office of Cahuenga Peak. "Millions of people would see [the sign] and hopefully be inspired to make positive changes in their lives."

The pairing of Hollywood and vegetarianism isn’t far-fetched. Many celebrities have worked with the animal rights group, including Pamela Anderson, Moby, Russell Simmons, and Alicia Silverstone.

Will the plan fly? Keep looking up to the Hollywood Hills over the coming months to find the answer.

(Source: Canyon News)

Safety concerns and the literal shadow the proposal will create over the high school have also been brought to the Council’s attention. "We want to make sure we know exactly what it is and how it affects our city," Mayor Jimmy Delshad has said of the project.

Given the existing traffic at Moreno Drive during the end of school days, many are afraid that the entrance to the new development on the same street will prove disastrous for traffic. The proposed addition of 177 new large residences could bring flow around the area to a halt.

L.A. Councilmember Jack Weiss’ office could not comment on specific measures regarding the proposal but noted that, because the building will be centrally located, it will encourage pedestrian traffic instead of auto traffic. At the very least, it may encourage people to take public transportation.

"If you’re familiar with Century City, you know that getting around as a pedestrian, particularly from the Beverly Hills side, is very challenging," Lisa Hansen from Weiss’s office said. "The vision, developed in conjunction with the property owners and Bob Hale [the architect] involves improving streetscape, making it more accessible for pedestrians…so ideally fewer people will need to drive to Century City."

SunCal’s entitlement application is being reviewed over the next several months, and they will be meeting with the City’s leaders to discuss the future of the development.

(Source: Beverly Hills Weekly)

Unveiling a new menu, new decor, and a new home for L.A.’s Upright Cabaret, the yearlong celebration of its 20th anniversary benefits not only the restaurant but The Trevor Project, the nation’s only 24-hour crisis counseling line for gay and questioning youth.

The landmark at 861 North La Cienaga Boulevard has earned its reputation as a wonderful local dining spot thanks to its delicious menu, elegant interior design, and always beautiful staff. With its recently completed facelift, dinners at Mark’s should be more exciting than ever, thanks to a huge 100-inch video set, updated lighting, carpeting, booths, theater-style marquee, and semi-private dining areas.

The anniversary party on the 28th will be closed to the public, but otherwise, we’ll be seeing you at Mark’s!

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About the Property

• Prime Cul-De-Sac
• Newer Private Gated Community
• Bright, Spacious Floorplan
• High Ceilings
• Hardwoord Floors
• Additional Maids/Office
• Family Room with Fireplace
• Huge Master Bedroom with Bright Bathroom, Inviting Tub, Walk-In Closet
• Open Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances
• Breakfast Bar
• Large Private Lot with Lush, Mature Landscaping
• Fruit Trees,
• Covered Patio for Entertaining

This home is proudly offered at $865,000.

A luxury condominium on the 38th floor in Century City recently sold for a record $15 million. But even that price won’t get you the top view. For that privilege, you’d have to double that purchase price… to an astounding $30 million.

The penthouse on the 42nd floor is still available, and the developer of the Century City development has already received an offer to pay $2,700 per square foot for a unit that will sit on half of the 38th floor. The previous record for a Los Angeles condo was $1,700 per square foot for a unit near Doheny and Sunset in West Hollywood.

What is it about the Westside that continues to prosper despite the hardships faced elsewhere? Perhaps, the homeowners in the communities of Beverly Hills, Hollywood Hills, West Hollywood, Brentwood, and Century City weren’t as drawn as other owners to the subprime mortgages being offered just a short while ago. Or maybe it’s simply that with so much wealth already concentrated in these areas, Westside owners have been able to absorb the increased payments more easily than others.

Whatever the reason, here’s to the continued strength of the real estate market in the Westside.

According to the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, Trader Joe’s is about to open a third location near the former Virgin Megastore building at Sunset and Crescent Heights.

When the third store opens, just about everyone in West Hollywood will have a TJ’s within walking distance, yet another reason to love living there.

• Alexander McQueen
• Ports 1961
• Vera Wang

As if that weren’t enough, Catherine Malandrino is soon to open a 6,000 square foot space a short distance across the street on La Cienaga.

West Hollywood on Melrose has definitely been experiencing a gentrification for some time now. Being so close to Beverly Hills’ tony Robertson shops, is it any wonder that the stardust is drifting west?