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7/17/26
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Meta Housing, with R.D. Olson as general contractor, is well underway with The Alcove, a master site development consisting of two apartment complexes totaling 301 units in the west San Fernando Valley community of Woodland Hills. The project will align with the Warner Center 2035 Specific Plan and will help transform a car-centric neighborhood into a thriving downtown destination for the region.
The first phase of the project, Vale at The Alcove, is now complete. Located at 21300 W. Oxnard St, the 238k sf, seven-story development offers 173 units for residents earning between 30% and 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI). Its construction, five levels of wood framing over a two-level concrete podium – was engineered for both speed and durability, enabling a faster path to occupancy.
Designed to serve residents at every stage of life, Vale offers units ranging from 400 sf studios to 1.2k sf three-bedroom apartments, accommodating young professionals and growing families alike. Shared amenities include a community room, media screening room, co-working space, laundry rooms, bicycle storage for up to 152 bikes, and a 5.1k sf courtyard that features a kid’s playground, outdoor fitness equipment, and barbecues.
R.D. Olson also broke ground on the second phase of the project, Nova at The Alcove, slated for completion in spring 2028. The development will deliver an additional 128 units – studios through three bedrooms - serving qualified families earning between 30% and 70% of the AMI.
Similar to the first phase, Nova will be an eight-story triple podium with five levels of Type V construction over three levels of concrete. A panelized framing system will be deployed on levels 3 through 8 for speed and precision. R.D. Olson also secured an after-hours permit for concrete pours to minimize disruption to the surrounding neighborhood during construction.
Both buildings are designed to meet the sustainability requirements of the Warner Center 2035 Specific Plan, incorporating solar panels, Energy Star appliances, energy-efficient windows, and water reclamation LID planters in alignment with the California Title 24 Energy Code.
Additional project partners include AMJ Construction Management and architect AC Martin.
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