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Rams turning rundown mall into new 52-acre, $10 billion village HQ with thousands of homes planned

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Martinez, V. (2026, September 21). Rams turning rundown mall into new 52-acre, $10 billion village HQ with thousands of homes planned. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/21/sports/rams-turning-rundown-mall-into-new-52-acre-10-billion-village-hq/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-21 · by Valentina Martinez

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The Los Angeles Rams are converting a defunct 1973-era mall in Woodland Hills Warner Center into a $10 billion, 52-acre development called Rams Village. This project will include residential homes, commercial spaces like retail and office buildings, as well as the team’s corporate headquarters and training facilities. Expected to take over ten years to complete with construction starting in 2027, the plan features more than 3,100 homes, two entertainment venues totaling 7,500 seats, nearly 2 million square feet of mixed-use commercial space, a hotel, and extensive public areas.
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The Los Angeles Rams are transforming 52 acres of land in the Woodland Hills Warner Center, previously home to The Promenade shopping mall since 1973, into a new $10 billion neighborhood called Rams Village at Warner Center. Demolition of the old mall was completed by August after beginning in January. The project will include over 3,100 homes, two indoor entertainment venues seating 5,000 and 2,500 people respectively, nearly 2 million square feet of office, retail, and hotel space, a 182-room hotel, and more than nine acres of public spaces. Owner Stan Kroenke sees this as an opportunity to create a vibrant community hub with amenities for both residents and visitors alike.

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The broader development plan for Rams Village at the Warner Center includes: 3,100-plus homes, including apartments and live-work units; two indoor entertainment venues seating 5,000 people and 2,500 people, respectively; nearly 2 million square-feet of office, retail and hotel space; a 182-room hotel; and more than nine acres of public space.
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🔮 Rams Village at Warner Center will include acres of pedestrian open spaces, residences, community-oriented retails, restaurants, hotel, office space and the Rams corporate headquarters and training facility.

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The Los Angeles Rams are turning a rundown mall into a $10 billion neighborhood. asserted
Rams → turn → neighborhood
As the team’s future permanent headquarters, the Rams plan to transform 52 acres of land into a new neighborhood within the Woodland Hills Warner Center. asserted
Rams → plan → Center
Rams Village at Warner Center will include acres of pedestrian open spaces, residences, community-oriented retails, restaurants, hotel, office space and the Rams corporate headquarters and training facility. asserted
Village → include → spaces
The site was once home to The Promenade, a shopping mall that opened in 1973. asserted
that → open → 1973
The great destination eventually became one of the San Fernando Valley’s struggling retail properties. asserted
destination → become → properties
Demolition of the mall began in January and was completed in August. asserted
Demolition → begin → August
“Rams Village at Warner Center will continue to transform Woodland Hills by providing a vibrant gathering place for the community through publicly accessible open spaces, new entertainment venues, a retail village and residential offerings,” Rams owner Stan Kroenke said. asserted
Kroenke → continue → spaces
“This is a tremendous opportunity to develop a dynamic destination and create the Rams permanent headquarters within the city of Los Angeles and we look forward to working with the city to turn this vision into a reality. asserted
we → develop → reality
Permanent construction is targeted for 2027, with the broader neighborhood expected to be built out in phases spanning roughly a decade. asserted
neighborhood → target → decade
Rams Village is set to contain more than 5.2 million square feet of development and is expected to cost north of $10 billion. asserted
Village → set → billion
Both of the Rams’ two outdoor training fields will be retained as part of the team’s permanent headquarters. asserted
Both → retain → headquarters
The broader development plan for Rams Village at the Warner Center includes: 3,100-plus homes, including apartments and live-work units; two indoor entertainment venues seating 5,000 people and 2,500 people, respectively; nearly 2 million square-feet of office, retail and hotel space; a 182-room hotel; and more than nine acres of public space. asserted
plan → include → space
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