Metro initiated its 10K Home Program under its Joint Development (JD) Program to advance affordable, transit-oriented housing on Metro-owned properties. The program aims to add 10,000 quality housing units by 2031 through collaboration with local cities, developers, and community groups. In order to address LA County’s severe housing affordability crisis, 5,000 units will be designated as income-restricted. The Robert Group, alongside Lee Andrews Group, is co-leading outreach for 20 Metro-owned properties identified for future housing sites.
Marking its centennial in the community, the Santa Monica Airport received approval from the Santa Monica City Council in January 2023 for a public visioning process to decide its future. Spanning 227 acres, the airport constitutes nearly 5% of the city's land area. Apart from providing aviation services, the airport currently hosts a variety of businesses such as art studios, office spaces, event venues, and a restaurant. It is also home to Santa Monica College’s Airport Campus housing the Ceramics Program and the Mentor Arts Program.