Rams Village Will Transform Warner Center by 2037
Los Angeles residents can expect 3,100 new homes as part of a planned $10 billion mixed-use development project.
Updated on Sept. 26, 2026 in Commercial
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The proposed Rams Village project in Woodland Hills aims to convert the former Promenade site into a massive residential and commercial hub by 2037. This decade-long construction effort will add more than 3,100 homes to the Warner Center area.
Why it matters
The development intends to establish a permanent base for the Los Angeles Rams while aiming to shift the urban center of the Valley to this new location. This expansion represents a significant change in local housing density and retail infrastructure for area residents.
The project includes 3 million square feet of residential space and 2 million square feet of commercial space, following a $650 million land acquisition. Construction is slated to begin in 2027 and will span approximately ten years.
The players
Stan Kroenke
The developer and owner of the Los Angeles Rams who is leading the site acquisition and construction plans.
Los Angeles Rams
A professional football franchise currently utilizing a temporary modular trailer practice facility.
The details
The site was cleared through the demolition of the existing Woodland Hills Promenade, a process that finished in August 2026. The new build will replace the Rams' current temporary practice facility, which is composed of modular trailers, with a massive permanent infrastructure. Transforming the Warner Center into the downtown of the Valley requires navigating the upcoming city approval process for the multi-use complex.
Timeline
January 2026: Demolition of the Woodland Hills Promenade began.
August 2026: Demolition of the Woodland Hills Promenade finished.
2027: Earliest possible ground breaking for the project.
2037: Estimated completion date for the project.
The Home Front
This development follows a documented trend of converting large-scale suburban retail centers into dense, mixed-use residential hubs. It serves as a major expansion of the existing redevelopment efforts currently reshaping the Warner Center area.
Local residents should monitor future city council meetings for announcements regarding public infrastructure and zoning adjustments linked to the project. Keep this timeline in mind if you are planning long-term local real estate decisions in the Woodland Hills area.
The takeaway
The Rams Village project marks a major transition for the Valley’s infrastructure that will unfold over the next decade. Homeowners in the area should track the project's progression toward city approval to understand how it may alter local property demand and neighborhood traffic patterns.
Further reading
For more updates on large-scale urban development in the region, check our Commercial section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Canyon News.
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