Viva L.A. at Warner Center: 3,192 Affordable Senior Units Project Watch

What the City and project sponsor currently verify

Los Angeles City Planning identifies EAR-2026-2313-AH-SPPC-WC-VHCA-RED1 as a four-phase, 100% affordable assisted-living project spanning four buildings in the Woodland Hills-Warner Center community, Council District 3. The case was filed May 7, 2026, assigned May 20, 2026 and is currently marked On Hold.

The Mayor's Office describes Viva L.A. at Warner Center as an approximately 2 million-square-foot assisted-living facility that would provide nearly 3,200 affordable units for Los Angeles seniors. Wellpointe's project announcement gives the more specific planned count of 3,192 affordable senior units and describes the concept as four phases. Those are proposal-scale facts, not proof that units are available today.

Why this page remains PROJECT WATCH

An On Hold planning case is not the same thing as a cancelled project, an approved building, active construction or an open housing application. Open House Rentals keeps the status at PROJECT WATCH until an authorized City, developer, housing-agency or property-management source publishes a material milestone.

Do not treat the project's size or affordable designation as an invitation to submit documents or money. No official resident application portal, lottery, waitlist opening, rent schedule, final income-eligibility table, bedroom/unit mix, screening process or lease-up date is verified in the sources used for this guide.

The public sources use two street addresses—keep that discrepancy visible

The live Los Angeles City Planning case page lists the primary address as 6366 N. Canoga Ave. The developer announcement describes Viva L.A. at Warner Center as planned for 6400 Canoga Avenue. Because both sources refer to the same named Warner Center project but use different street-number references, this guide preserves that source-level discrepancy instead of silently choosing one.

For future application or leasing verification, match the project name, case number, authorized operator and exact application destination—not just a street number copied from an article or social post. A later City filing or authorized leasing page may clarify the final resident-facing address.

What 100% affordable senior housing does—and does not—tell an applicant

The City Planning project description supports calling the project 100% affordable assisted living, and the Mayor's Office says the project is intended to serve Los Angeles seniors. Those facts do not establish the final age threshold, household-income limits, rent formula, service requirements, disability-related accommodations, unit mix or referral rules.

Affordable senior and assisted-living programs can use different funding and eligibility structures. Do not borrow income limits or application rules from another Woodland Hills senior property. Wait for the authorized resident-facing materials for Viva L.A. itself.

How to monitor the project without falling for a fake application

Start with the City Planning case record and the project's authorized developer or future management source. If an application later opens, verify that the destination identifies Viva L.A. at Warner Center, the authorized operator, the current application or waitlist status, required documents, income/household rules, any age or service requirements, and a reliable confirmation channel.

Be cautious if a person claims to have early access to units and asks for money, gift cards, wire transfers, cryptocurrency, bank credentials or sensitive identity documents before an official application destination can be independently verified. Open House Rentals is a discovery layer and does not control eligibility, lottery selection, screening, waitlist position or approval outcomes.

• Verify the exact project name and case number
• Confirm the authorized operator or manager
• Use an official application destination
• Check opening/closing dates and status
• Review household, income and age requirements
• Verify rents or tenant-share calculations
• Keep proof of submission and confirmation

Use the right site for the next question

Open House Rentals tracks the housing-opportunity status. If a future offer raises a lease, deposit, notice, roommate or rental-document question, Max Rental Tools handles that separate law-and-documents intent.

If a move later becomes realistic, internet availability should be checked separately for the exact building and unit. A neighborhood-level provider claim is not a substitute for address-level serviceability verification.

Last verified September 24, 2026

Verified City Planning facts: EAR-2026-2313-AH-SPPC-WC-VHCA-RED1; primary address 6366 N. Canoga Ave.; Woodland Hills-Warner Center; Council District 3; filed May 7, 2026; assigned May 20, 2026; four-phase 100% affordable assisted-living project; case On Hold. The Mayor's Office verifies the Viva L.A. at Warner Center name and nearly 3,200 affordable senior units; Wellpointe states a planned count of 3,192 units and refers to 6400 Canoga Avenue.

Current resident application, lottery, waitlist, final rents, final eligibility, lease-up and move-in status: NOT VERIFIED. Update this same canonical when a responsible source publishes a material planning, construction or resident-intake milestone rather than creating a date-variant copy.