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9213 Tobias Panorama City: 64-Unit Housing Project Watch

Los Angeles City Planning lists a proposed five-story, 64-unit housing project at 9213 N. Tobias Ave. in Panorama City. The case is currently on hold, and no public application, waitlist, leasing opening, rent schedule or move-in date is verified.

Updated September 23, 20268 minute readEditorially reviewed
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What to know first

STATUS: PROJECT WATCH / CITY PLANNING CASE ON HOLD / APPLICATION OR LEASING STATUS NOT VERIFIED. Los Angeles City Planning lists EAR-2026-348-DB-VHCA at 9213 N. Tobias Ave. in Panorama City for demolition of one single-family dwelling and construction of a new five-story, 64-unit housing project. The case was filed January 26, 2026, assigned February 10, 2026 and is currently marked On Hold. The official record does not verify a leasing office, application opening, waitlist, rent schedule, final affordability set-aside, bedroom mix or move-in date.

What Los Angeles City Planning currently verifies

Los Angeles City Planning identifies case EAR-2026-348-DB-VHCA at 9213 N. Tobias Ave. in Panorama City, Council District 6. The public case record says the proposal would demolish one single-family dwelling and construct a five-story, 64-unit housing project.

The record references the Citywide Housing Incentive Program, Density Bonus, on-menu incentives and a Public Benefit Option. Those planning terms describe the entitlement path. They do not, by themselves, publish the final affordability mix, rents, eligibility rules or resident-intake process for the property.

Why this page is PROJECT WATCH instead of a rental listing

The current City Planning record is marked On Hold and does not publish an apartment application, waitlist, leasing portal, rent schedule, unit-by-unit availability, bedroom mix or move-in date. Open House Rentals therefore treats the address as a development watch, not as an APPLY NOW opportunity.

A planning filing can be useful early evidence that future housing may be proposed at a specific address, but renters should not organize a move around the project until an authorized developer, property manager or housing source publishes an actionable leasing milestone.

Do not infer affordability or eligibility from the entitlement labels

The current case description references Density Bonus and a Public Benefit Option, but the source reviewed for this page does not publish a final affordability set-aside or household-income table for the 64 units. Open House Rentals will not convert those entitlement labels into an unsupported claim that all units, or a particular number of units, will be income-restricted.

If a later official record publishes affordability covenants, unit counts, income bands, rents or an application process, update this same canonical with the source-backed details rather than creating a separate keyword variant.

What 'On Hold' means for a renter

The City currently labels the case On Hold. That status should not be rewritten as approved, denied, canceled, under construction or open for leasing unless a later responsible source says so.

For practical planning, keep the case number and address in your watch list, but rely on housing that is actually available when making a current move. A paused planning case can change before construction or resident intake begins.

Verify the operator before sharing documents or money

If someone later claims applications are open for this address, independently verify the operator and application destination before sending an ID, Social Security number, pay stubs, bank records or payment. A planning case does not authorize a third party to collect deposits or application fees.

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

  • Exact address and authorized operator
  • Current application or waitlist status
  • Opening and closing dates, if any
  • Bedroom and unit mix
  • Rent and required recurring charges
  • Eligibility rules if the housing is restricted
  • Selection or screening process
  • Official confirmation channel

How to monitor the Panorama City project

Keep case number EAR-2026-348-DB-VHCA with the address 9213 N. Tobias Ave. A later City Planning action, building-permit milestone, developer announcement or authorized leasing page can justify a substantive update.

If a future rental offer raises lease, deposit, notice or document questions, Max Rental Tools handles that separate law-and-documents intent. If internet service becomes part of move-in planning, verify availability separately for the exact address and unit rather than assuming neighborhood coverage.

Last verified September 23, 2026

Verified City Planning facts: EAR-2026-348-DB-VHCA; 9213 N. Tobias Ave.; proposed five-story, 64-unit housing project; case currently On Hold. Current public application, waitlist, leasing, rent and move-in status: NOT VERIFIED.

Update this same page only when a responsible source publishes a material planning, construction or resident-intake milestone. Do not create date, unit-count or neighborhood copies of the same project.

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