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S.M. Airport: All Park or Affordable Housing?

Summary by Santa Monica Observer

The 192-acre Santa Monica Airport is scheduled to close in 2028. The city's contract firm, Sasaki Design Consultants, has proposed three possible airport development scenarios: virtually all park, or a combination of park, commercial and housing. Surveys indicate that most residents support a park. Missing from the discussion has been the housing perspective and state requirements. The...

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Santa Monica Observer

S.M. Airport: All Park or Affordable Housing?

The 192-acre Santa Monica Airport is scheduled to close in 2028. The city's contract firm, Sasaki Design Consultants, has proposed three possible airport development scenarios: virtually all park, or a combination of park, commercial and housing. Surveys indicate that most residents support a park. Missing from the discussion has been the housing perspective and state requirements. The...

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Santa Monica Observer broke the news in 3 days ago on Friday, July 18, 2025.

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