One Beverly Hills is officially climbing ahead of the clock, as the 17.5-acre Aman campus at the corner of Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevards has topped out its Beverly Hilton expansion approximately 10 weeks ahead of schedule, with one of its two Aman residential towers running about six weeks early. Beneath the campus, 335 geothermal wells are complete, each about 600 feet deep, more than 834,000 cubic yards of earth have been excavated, and approximately 30 million pounds of rebar have been installed, according to the developer's November 2 update. All of it is going toward a 78-suite Aman hotel, the brand's first on the West Coast, along with two Aman residential towers and an Aman Club.
Cain International and Eldridge Industries are developing One Beverly Hills, with a master plan by Foster + Partners and Kerry Hill Architects, and the campus will gather the new Aman hotel, the two Aman-branded residential towers, the Aman Club, an expanded and renovated Beverly Hilton, retail space, and roughly 10 acres of landscaped gardens designed by RIOS into one address. The towers will rise 31 and 28 stories, the taller about 410 feet. Construction began in February 2024, vertical construction followed in November 2025, and five independent major contractors are now at work across the buildings. More than 105,000 cubic yards of concrete have been poured to date.
The Aman Residences will run from two-bedroom homes of about 2,550 square feet up to penthouses of about 25,000 square feet, and how those homes can be used is moving forward at City Hall alongside the steel. On October 20, 2026, the Beverly Hills City Council voted 4-0 to advance a proposal that would let owners place their residences in an Aman-managed pool for stays as short as one night, with no more than 44 residences in the pool on any one night and every booking made only through Aman. The vote moved the proposal forward rather than approving it, and a public hearing was scheduled for November 10, 2026.
About 25% of the available retail space is fully leased, and the first names announced for it are Dolce&Gabbana, Casa Tua Cucina, and Los Mochis. The campus sits on Wilshire beside the Beverly Hilton and the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, and it is rising in a city where several other new addresses are lining up behind it. Two 26-story residential towers are planned at 9229 Wilshire Boulevard and 8844 Burton Way, and The55, a seven-story residential and retail building, is planned on Restaurant Row.
The City of Beverly Hills anticipates overall completion in 2028, with some portions finishing earlier. The Aman hotel is set to open in 2028, and the campus will deliver in phases from that year.