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Global apparel company GBG inks 40K sf lease at Columbia Square
Kilroy CEO John Kilroy and a rendering of Columbia Square Global Brands Group, a global apparel company whose brands include Juicy Couture, Guess and Michael Kors, has inked a lease for 40,000 square...
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Party Poopers: Council unanimously approves Ryu’s “Party house” motion
Council member David Ryu (freepik, Getty) Party’s over, folks. The Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved on Wednesday a motion by Councilmember Ryu calling for an ordinance regulating so-called...
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Hackman Capital to turn El Segundo industrial complex into creative offices
Michael Hackman Hackman Capital Group. an L.A.-based real estate investment firm, has acquired a 23-acre site comprising four buildings on Douglas Street in El Segundo for $81.5 million, The Real Deal...
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Major Downtown area projects move forward, despite haters
Renderings of The Reef (left) and the Alexan (right) Both Trammell Crow Residential and investor Ara Tavitian got some good news this week. Trammell’s 305-unit Alexan project, planned in the southern...
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DWP’s “incestuous” $41M DTLA lease passes hurdle, despite criticism
Figueroa Plaza (Google Earth), Christina Noonan (JLL), Mitch O’Farrell (Getty) and David Wright (LAMayor.org) A Los Angeles City Council subcommittee gave the stamp of approval to a $40.8 million lease...
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“Trump Arithmetic” makes his towers taller
Trump Tower and Donald Trump From the New York website: Time will tell if Donald Trump will get the numbers he wants in the presidential election. His buildings in New York City, on the other hand,...
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City Council candidate wants to build tourist center on Hollywood Boulevard
(Credit: Private Los Angeles Tours) Sick of tourists “crawling all over the Hills” and scrambling to take selfies near the Hollywood sign, Hollywood residents are urging city officials to create an...
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Cities like LA are losing more residents than they’re gaining
(credit: Wikipedia Commons) Some of the costliest cities in the U.S. — looking at you, L.A. — are actually losing more residents than they’re gaining, according to a new report. Population flow is...
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Airbnb ducks potential racial-discrimination battle
E. Barrett Prettyman Federal Courthouse in Washington, D.C. From the New York website: Airbnb dodged a potential class-action lawsuit Tuesday when a federal judge ruled that the company’s arbitration...
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The Real Deal‘s LA print edition is going quarterly!
The Real Deal‘s inaugural print edition, released in September The number one source for real estate industry news has been greeted with open arms by the local community in Southern California since we...
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New Zealand supermodel re-lists house in the Hills
Rachel Hunter and her home at 1644 North Crescent Heights Boulevard (Credit: Getty) Former model and current TV host Rachel Hunter has once again put her Hollywood Hills home on the market, nearly 10...
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Here are October’s seven priciest multifamily sales in LA
7302 Santa Monica Boulevard and AvalonBay CEO Timothy Naughton (Credit: West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation) With anti-density housing initiatives lurking around the corner, 2016 has seen no...
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Can the Westside get behind mixed-income housing development?
Los Angeles Council member Mike Bonin in Venice (Jason Kempin/Getty Images) Los Angeles City Council member Mike Bonin’s district includes pricey coastal enclaves Venice and Marina del Rey, and other...
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Latest Arts District creative conversion wants to woo Tesla
Property at 1580 Jesse Street It hasn’t taken long for the ripple effects of Warner Music Group’s lease to wash over the Arts District. Koar, a Los Feliz-based developer, just purchased a one-acre...
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Bratz parent is moving into former LA Times printing plant in Chatsworth
Rendering of the MGA office at 20000 Prairie Street (Credit: Brooks + Scarpa) The Bratz are bringing their attitude to Chatsworth. MGA Entertainment, the toy maker behind the big-headed, pouty-lipped...
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Property tax appeals may show Trump’s financial disclosures to be overstated
A cat seeing a lion and Donald Trump (illustration by Lexi Pilgrim for The Real Deal) From the New York website: A look into the income and expense forms Donald Trump filed with the city Tax Commission...
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City Council wants to ban people from sleeping in their cars in residential...
A woman sleeps in her car in Los Angeles (Credit: Mark Ralstone/AFP/Getty Images) The Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday in favor of drafting an ordinance that would prohibit people from sleeping...
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Developers filed plans for two new Koreatown multifamily buildings this week
The development sites The Koreatown development boom continued this week, with developers filing plans for two new projects on South Kenmore Avenue and South Catalina Street, respectively. Plans for...
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