Regent Properties Proposed 303 Homes in Valley Village
Plans filed for a new residential community at the former radio facility site on Burbank Boulevard.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Commercial
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Regent Properties has filed plans with the City of Los Angeles to redevelop a 19-acre former radio facility into 303 for-sale homes. The project, located at 12755 Burbank Boulevard, will feature a mix of single-family houses and townhomes.
Why it matters
This redevelopment effort brings significant new residential inventory to Valley Village following the property's acquisition for more than $70 million last year. The project also aims to improve local infrastructure through planned streetscape enhancements and new publicly accessible green space.
The development spans 19 acres and includes 303 units with parking for 727 vehicles. Five percent of the housing is designated for lower-income households, and all new construction will reach a maximum height of three stories.
The players
Regent Properties
A real estate developer responsible for the proposed residential conversion of the former Valley Village radio facility site.
Los Angeles City Planning Commission
The local regulatory body tasked with reviewing density bonus incentives for the proposed housing development.
The details
The developer aims to transform the former industrial site by replacing current infrastructure with a residential mix of single-family homes and townhomes. To proceed, the project requires the Los Angeles City Planning Commission to approve density bonus incentives. Plans also include infrastructure upgrades along Burbank Boulevard and the addition of publicly accessible green space.
Timeline
The property at 12755 Burbank Boulevard was sold in 2025.
Regent Properties filed the redevelopment plans in September 2026.
The Home Front
This project reflects a broader trend of repurposing large-scale commercial land for residential use in dense urban markets. Developers are increasingly utilizing the City of Los Angeles density bonus incentives to overcome land-cost barriers and increase housing supply.
Residents near the 12755 Burbank Boulevard site should monitor local zoning updates and community meetings regarding the proposed streetscape improvements. Homeowners in Valley Village may want to track the density bonus approval process as it could set a precedent for future area development.
The takeaway
The transformation of the former radio facility highlights the ongoing shift toward residential density in Valley Village. Neighbors interested in the project's impact on local traffic and amenities should keep an eye on official Los Angeles City Planning Commission agendas for public hearing dates.
Further reading
Learn more about local land use and development trends in the Los Angeles Commercial section.
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