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Los Angeles’ Top Construction Permits: August 8, 2026

🏆 Marina Del Rey had the priciest alteration application to receive permits last week, getting a go-ahead at 4375 Admiralty Way, where plans were filed for a $6 million worth of renovation work at the Ritz-Carlton. The project includes renovations to the existing reception, lobby, corridors, restaurant, guestrooms and public restrooms. The work will be done one floor at a time, according to the hotel’s website.

Job Filing Number: UNC-BLDH260317000004

📊 In Hollywood, permits were issued to undertake alteration work for Echelon Studios at 5601 Santa Monica Boulevard. The multiple permits, valued at close to $260,000, include deferred submittals for stairs and railings at the sound stage property. Bardas Investment Group and Bain Capital Real Estate were behind the development.

Job Filing Numbers: 22010-10030-02089, 26016-10000-13903, 22010-10028-02089, 22010-10022-02089, 26016-10000-10933

New Buildings

🏆 A new single-family build was the largest construction project to score permits last week for a 6,304-square-foot house at 252 South June Street in Hancock Park. The project is expected to cost $700,000.

Job Filing Number: 25010-10000-02893

📊 The second largest new construction project to receive permits last week was in Pacific Palisades for a single-family rebuild. Building the new, two-story 6,276-square-foot home at 1204 Las Pulgas Road is expected to cost $2.9 million.

Job Filing Number: 25010-10000-05300

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