Beverly Hills could see hundreds of new apartments due to ‘builder’s remedy’

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Developer Leo Pustilnikov (right) and his son are with attorney Dave Rand (left), pointing to the spot on what’s now a Beverly Hills parking lot where Pustilnikov plans to build apartments using the “builder’s remedy.”

Developer Leo Pustilnikov (right) and his son are with attorney Dave Rand (left), pointing to the spot on what’s now a Beverly Hills parking lot where Pustilnikov plans to build apartments using the “builder’s remedy.” Photo by Anna Scott.

A developer using a California law known as the “builder’s remedy” plans to construct as many as 1,000 apartments in Beverly Hills. City officials are not happy.

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Credits

Host:

Steve Chiotakis

Producers:

Christian Bordal, Robin Estrin, Giuliana Mayo