Newport Beach land-use & planning tracker

Rezonings, entitlements, subdivisions, use permits, and dispositions in Newport Beach, California — read from city council and planning-commission records, explained in plain English, and scored for deal impact. Below are recent land-use actions Bedrock has surfaced for Newport Beach from the public record — scored 1–5 for deal impact.

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  • 5/5 Rezoning · residential 2026-08-10
    1300 Dove Street, Newport Beach, CA
    A paired zoning recode and locked-in development agreement at 1300 Dove St signals fully vested residential entitlements — a rare, de-risked acquisition or JV target in coastal Orange County.
  • 5/5 Plan amendment · mixed use 2026-06-08
    Location in staff report
    A new citywide General Plan sets the land-use, density, and zoning framework for all future development in Newport Beach through 2050 — and the ALUC override signals the city is willing to push through aviation-adjacent development constraints, potentially unlocking sites near John Wayne Airport that were previously restricted.
  • 4/5 Subdivision · residential 2026-08-06
    125 43rd Street, Newport Beach, CA · One Twenty-Five Holdings, LLC
    Coastal Development Permit + condo parcel map approval in Newport Beach's coastal zone sets entitlement precedent and signals a mapped, permit-ready residential condo site near the beach.
  • 4/5 Plan amendment · mixed use 2026-07-31
    Airport Area, Newport Beach, CA
    The Airport Area Specific Plan shapes entitlement parameters, density allowances, and residential project pipelines in one of Newport Beach's most active redevelopment corridors — developers should track this for early-mover site opportunities.
  • 4/5 Subdivision · residential 2026-07-29
    125 43rd Street, Newport Beach, CA · One Twenty-Five Holdings, LLC
    Coastal Development Permit + condo parcel map in Newport Beach's tightly controlled coastal zone — approval sets precedent and confirms entitlement viability for similar coastal condo conversions or new builds nearby.
  • 4/5 Plan amendment · residential 2026-07-09
    Newport Place Planned Community (PC-11), Newport Beach, CA
    Any change to the inclusionary for-sale housing threshold inside PC-11's Residential Overlay directly shifts the affordable-unit obligation—and therefore pro forma economics—for any residential or mixed-use project you're underwriting within this planned community.
  • 4/5 Subdivision · residential 2026-06-16
    304 Dahlia Place, Newport Beach, CA · Leon Global LLC
    Coastal Development Permit + Tentative Parcel Map combo in Newport Beach signals active condo entitlement in a high-value coastal market — watch for comp pricing and coastal commission overlap risk.
  • 4/5 Subdivision · residential 2026-06-16
    513, 513½, 515, and 515½ Goldenrod Avenue, Newport Beach, CA · Coatsworth, LLC
    Coastal zone subdivision approval here sets a parcel-split precedent on Goldenrod Ave and signals entitlement viability for similar small-lot coastal infill plays in Newport Beach.
  • 4/5 Subdivision · residential 2026-06-11
    304 Dahlia Place, Newport Beach, CA · Leon Global LLC
    Coastal Development Permit + Tentative Parcel Map combo in Newport Beach's tightly regulated coastal zone signals a live condo entitlement — track approval conditions and any Coastal Commission appeal window before acquiring or partnering.
  • 4/5 Subdivision · residential 2026-06-11
    513, 513 1/2, 515, and 515 1/2 Goldenrod Avenue, Newport Beach, CA · Coatsworth, LLC
    Coastal Development Permit + subdivision combo in Newport Beach's tightly controlled coastal zone sets a precedent for parcel splitting and signals entitled buildable lots that could be acquired or benchmarked for nearby assemblage plays.

Why developers & land-use attorneys watch Newport Beach

A single rezoning, entitlement, or disposition can change what a parcel is worth — and the people who see it first, in the agenda, win the deal. Bedrock reads every Newport Beach council and planning agenda and staff report, flags the land-use items, scores them, and alerts you before your competitors are even aware a hearing is scheduled. No phone call, no analyst — a clean brief for your markets.

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