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Michael Hackman's Hackman Capital Partners sold an El Segundo flex property for about $27 million, the company told The Real Deal. Hackman would not disclose the buyer, but Newmark, which brokered the deal, said it is Ed Roski Jr. and Reon Roski's Majestic Realty.

L.A. Care closed on Rising Realty Partners' defaulted loan on West7Center, an office and data center on the outskirts of downtown Los Angeles, where it is a tenant, a person familiar told The Real Deal . The around $125 million price tag is less than the $200 million loan.

Michael Hackman’s Hackman Capital Partners sold an El Segundo flex property for about $27 million, the company told The Real Deal. Hackman would not disclo

This week’s column is all about studios. Let’s start with a mover: industry vet Jamie Crosbie, who is now Echelon Studio Management’s EVP and head of studi

There's not a copy of the Century City lease agreement in the suit, but the August complaint notes the parties inked the deal in October last year and claims the tenant “breached the lease by failing to pay the sums due thereunder.” The landlord is going after a separate entity it claims was the guarantor, too. Irvine Company — owned by the country's richest developer — wants the half a million dollars, interest, plus attorney fees and any other costs associated with the suit.

Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association donated $10K to GOP candidate

Remember a couple months ago when a $280 million loan on the Slatkin brothers' Casa del Mar and Shutters on the Beach was sent to special servicing ? The brothers, then, said it was a disagreement over an extension stipulation, and called the servicer's position “unnecessarily aggressive.”

Hackman Capital Partners, which purchased the creative office campus at 9050 Washington Boulevard with partner Affinius Capital in 2021 for around $160 million, defaulted on its debt earlier this year. Hackman owed about $100 million on a note that was originated by Goldman Sachs.

Scott Frick suited up in a neon vest, boots, a hard hat — and in SoCal fashion, the operations boss at the multi-billion-dollar OCVibe mega-development in Anaheim wore shades instead of safety glasses. It was 95 degrees (felt like 100) as we hopped off an orange OCVibe golf cart and walked through phase one of what he and his colleagues are calling the downtown of Orange County.

He purchased the Marriott Autograph Collection hotel at 649 South Olive Street from Waterfall Asset Management, which less than a year ago took over the hotel after the prior owner owed more than $100 million, per records.