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Abandoned West Hollywood construction site becomes 'coyote condo' with nighttime howls
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· July 28, 2026
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Sounds of saws and power tools once emanated from a property on West Hollywood that was under construction, but after it was abandoned, it's been taken over by coyotes that howl through the night, neighbors say.
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What is this story about? Sounds of saws and power tools once emanated from a property on West Hollywood that was under construction, but after it was abandoned, it's been taken over by coyotes that howl through the night, neighbors say.
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