Bothwell Ranch development: Proposal will turn two-thirds of Woodland Hills orange grove into 21 homes
San Fernando Valley's last commercial orange grove is set to lose 1,100 trees as developers plan to make way for 21 upscale homes.
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San Fernando Valley's last commercial orange grove is set to lose 1,100 trees as developers plan to make way for 21 upscale homes.
The 12-acre Bothwell Ranch in Tarzana, filled with rows of orange trees, has been a center of controversy since 2019.
In an attempt to gain local control, the City of Chino approved annexation of 145 acres of unincorporated land east of Norton Avenue, north and south of Francis Avenue.
The price for the two-story structure at 19700 and 19750 South Vermont Avenue works out to $213 psf.
A two-story office campus in Torrance sold for $24.8 million. The deal closed earlier this month.The 116,220-square-foot property, known as DYAD South Bay, sits on more than 5 acres of land at 19700 and 19750 South Vermont Ave.