19333 Ventura Tarzana: 46-Apartment Mixed-Income Project Watch

What Los Angeles City Planning currently verifies

The City's live case page identifies ENV-2025-626-CE at 19333 W. Ventura Blvd. in Tarzana, Council District 3. The case was filed January 30, 2025, accepted for review January 12, 2026, and is not on hold.

City Planning describes construction of a mixed-use building with 46 residential units, 6 reserved for Very Low Income households, and 2,454 square feet of restaurant space. The requested entitlement references Density Bonus incentives and waivers plus Ventura/Cahuenga Boulevard Corridor specific-plan review. Those are planning-record facts, not proof that construction or resident intake has begun.

Why this remains PROJECT WATCH

The City record currently shows no ENV action or action date. Open House Rentals therefore keeps the page at PROJECT WATCH / CASE ACTIVE rather than presenting the proposal as approved, under construction, completed or leasing.

A planning filing does not create a public affordable-housing application. Move this same canonical to APPLICATIONS ANNOUNCED, APPLICATIONS OPEN, WAITLIST/LOTTERY or CLOSED only when an authorized housing, developer or property-management source publishes that resident-facing milestone.

Six Very Low Income units do not publish the final eligibility package

The planning description supports the current count of 6 units reserved for Very Low Income households within a 46-unit project. It does not publish the final household-income limits, rents, utility allowances, bedroom mix, accessibility set-asides, referral rules, selection method or future property manager.

Do not copy eligibility numbers from another Tarzana or Los Angeles project. Final resident-facing requirements can depend on the project's financing, regulatory agreements, unit mix and authorized operator materials.

Verify any future application before sharing documents or money

If someone later claims applications are open at 19333 W. Ventura Blvd., independently verify the operator and application destination before sending an ID, Social Security number, pay stubs, bank records or money. Start from an official housing, developer or management source rather than a link sent only by text, direct message or unsolicited email.

A legitimate future opening should identify the exact property, authorized operator, application or waitlist status, dates if applicable, household and income requirements, unit types, rent or tenant-share method, required documents, selection process and a reliable confirmation channel. Open House Rentals does not control eligibility, screening, waitlist position, lottery selection or approval outcomes.

• Exact property address and authorized operator
• Current application or waitlist status
• Opening and closing dates, if any
• Household and income requirements
• Bedroom and unit mix
• Rent or tenant-share calculation
• Selection or screening method
• Official confirmation channel

Why this Tarzana project earns a property-level page

This is not a generic Tarzana landing page. The project has a specific City Planning case, address, unit count, income-restricted component, mixed-use scope and active review status that create a distinct renter-facing project to monitor.

A later ENV action, permit, construction milestone, developer announcement or authorized leasing notice should update this same URL. Do not create date, 'apply now,' Ventura Boulevard or Very Low Income keyword variants unless a genuinely different resident intent emerges.

Use the right site for the next question

Open House Rentals is the discovery layer. It can track the project and later point renters to an authorized application destination when one is verified, but it does not decide eligibility or who receives a unit.

If a future rental offer raises a lease, deposit, notice or rental-document question, Max Rental Tools handles that separate law-and-documents intent. If move-in planning later requires internet research, use Connect Point ISP and the provider to verify serviceability for the exact address and unit rather than assuming neighborhood coverage.

Last verified September 23, 2026

Verified City Planning facts: ENV-2025-626-CE; 19333 W. Ventura Blvd.; 46 residential units; 6 Very Low Income units; 2,454 square feet of restaurant space; filed January 30, 2025; accepted for review January 12, 2026; case not on hold; no ENV action currently shown.

Current public application, waitlist, lottery, final rents, final eligibility, construction-completion and move-in status: NOT VERIFIED. Update this same page only when a responsible source publishes a material planning, construction or resident-intake milestone.