Posted October 25, 2026 | By Eric Engelbert | Sourced from City of Huntington Beach 6th Cycle Housing Element and SEIR Filings.

Just north of Talbert Avenue on the unstriped cul-de-sacs of Redondo Circle and Kovacs Lane, 7600 Redondo Circle represents one of the most substantial light industrial redevelopments in central Huntington Beach. Cataloged in municipal land inventories as Site 3, this property encompasses 9.52 gross acres situated directly adjacent to established residential neighborhoods.

As part of Huntington Beach's 6th Cycle Housing Element implementation, the property underwent a permanent base zoning amendment from Limited Industrial (IL) to Medium High Density Residential (RMH). The rezoning eliminates over 311,000 square feet of potential industrial building capacity to unlock planned capacity for 190 brand-new residential homes.

October 2026 Status: Base Rezoning Adopted, Pre-Development Review

Item Planning Detail
Property Address 7600 Redondo Circle, Huntington Beach, CA 92647 (Site 3)
Parcel Area 9.52 gross acres
Prior Base Zoning IL (Limited Industrial District, 0.75 Maximum FAR)
Adopted Base Zoning RMH (Medium High Density Residential, 15.0 to 25.0 units per acre)
Industrial Capacity Retired 311,018 square feet of industrial manufacturing/warehouse rights
Target Residential Yield 190 attached townhomes and flats
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Property Attributes and Local Setting

9.52 AcresExpansive infill site
off Talbert Avenue
190 HomesAttached multi-level
townhomes and flats
Buffer LocationDirectly borders quiet
residential tracts
RMH Density15 to 25 Units / Acre
Suburban attached scale
Parameter Site Condition
Current Operations Lumber milling, contractor yards, office storage, and distribution
Access Corridors Direct access via Redondo Circle and Kovacs Lane onto Talbert Avenue
North and East Boundaries Existing multi-family apartment communities and commercial retail uses
South and West Boundaries Established single-family residential subdivisions
School District Ocean View School District and Huntington Beach Union High School District

Why Site 3 Transitions from Industrial to Residential

Huntington Beach's industrial areas were largely established during the mid-to-late 20th century. Over time, suburban residential tracts expanded around pockets like Redondo Circle, creating land use friction between heavy freight trucks and residential side streets.

In the 6th Cycle Housing Element Update, city planners identified 7600 Redondo Circle as an ideal candidate to phase out commercial truck circulation:

  • Natural Residential Infill: Because the property directly abuts residential uses on multiple property lines, redeveloping the site with RMH townhomes completes the residential fabric of the Talbert Avenue neighborhood.
  • Traffic Reduction: The transition eliminates lumber trucks, forklifts, and outdoor industrial machinery noise, replacing industrial operations with landscaped courtyard townhomes.
  • Comprehensive Remediation: Consistent with the city's General Plan PEIR mitigation measures, all earth-disturbing activities on former industrial sites require site-specific soil investigations, methane mitigation review, and hazardous materials clearance prior to grading.

Fulfilling Regional Housing Obligations (RHNA)

The Southern California Association of Governments assigned Huntington Beach a mandate of 13,368 new homes for the 2021-2029 planning period. State law requires that cities show adequate zoned capacity across all economic tiers.

While the city's commercial overlay programs along Beach Boulevard focus on vertical mixed-use apartment buildings, Site 3 delivers a product style oriented toward for-sale family housing. Under the RMH zoning designation, the 9.52-acre site is modeled for 190 attached homes, directly contributing toward the city's moderate and above-moderate income requirements.

Read more: 7292 Slater Avenue Rezone Overview | Coastlands Townhomes at Holly Triangle

Anticipated Floor Plans and Pricing Guidance

Anticipated Floor Plan Estimated Size Projected Price Spread
Two-Bedroom Attached Flat / Townhome About 1,200 to 1,450 sq ft Mid to High $800,000s
Three-Bedroom Tri-Level Townhome About 1,550 to 1,900 sq ft $940,000 to $1,120,000
Four-Bedroom Family Townhome About 2,000 to 2,300 sq ft $1,150,000 to $1,325,000

Price ranges reflect current local resale and new-construction benchmarks in central Huntington Beach. Final retail pricing will be determined once site-specific builders secure tentative tract map approvals.

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Nearby Huntington Beach Infill Developments

Compare 7600 Redondo Circle with other prominent new home communities across the city:

Project Location Total Units Product Type Current Milestone
7600 Redondo Circle (Site 3) Redondo Cir & Talbert Ave 190 RMH Attached Townhomes Base Rezone Adopted
7292 Slater Avenue (Site 4) Slater Ave & Gothard St 202 RMH Attached Townhomes Base Rezone Adopted
15511 Edwards Street (Site 5) Edwards St & Edinger Ave 36 RMH Courtyard Townhomes Base Rezone Adopted
Essex + Gage Edinger Ave & Gothard St 129 All-Electric Townhomes Now Selling
Coastlands Holly Lane & Main St 35 Three-Story Townhomes Under Construction

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