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The $100-million overhaul of the Hollywood & Highland shopping and entertainment center will bring offices to the complex and a new name: Ovation.
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Television Center was once home to Technicolor’s film-making laboratory and Metro Pictures Corp. It has been sold for $64 million.
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Motels, long the orphans of the hospitality industry, stand to gain popularity as people hit the road again and seek to avoid interior spaces.
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Iconic skyscraper U.S. Bank Tower in Los Angeles sell to the developer of New York’s One World Trade Center.
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Longtime celebrity haunt L’Hermitage Beverly Hills hotel is going to auction next month for at least $100 million.
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Office leasing in Los Angeles County fell to its lowest point since the Great Recession in the second quarter as many businesses reeling from coronavirus restrictions and economic uncertainty halted their searches for new space.
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Hudson Pacific Properties’ deal to sell a 49% stake in its three historic Hollywood studios to Blackstone values the properties at $1.65 billion.
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A new plan shows lush greenery transforming the site surrounding the Beverly Hilton hotel, as well as two condo towers and another hotel building.
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Developer Rick Caruso faults officials’ protest response and joins business leaders calling for racial justice. Will corporate actions follow words?
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CIM Group’s proposal for a mixture of retail and offices for the complex brought protests about gentrification and a lack of housing.
