The new apartment complex, which is one of a number of projectsthat Dinerstein has in various stages of planning and developmentin Southern California, is along Kittridge Street between Eton andVariel avenues, near the major cross streets of Canoga Avenue andVanowen Street. All of the California developments are beingmanaged through the Beverly Hills office of Dinerstein, a privatelyheld, third-generation family-owned company that has been inbusiness for 56 years.

The Dinerstein development site is the location of the formerWoodland Hills swap meet, which Dinerstein bought from privateinvestors. The Millennium Warner Center will be a series offour-story buildings wrapped around four stories of parking, all ofit above ground.

The Millennium is a Dinerstein Cos. brand, which Vasbinderdescribes as "contemporary urban architecture." The Millenniumapartments include features like upgraded finishes and appliances,high ceilings and generally "a bit more of an urban design thanyour traditional apartment complex," Vasbinder explains. TheMillennium Warner Center will include units ranging fromapproximately 680 sf to 1,400 sf, and from one to threebedrooms.