By The Registry Staff Toronto-based multinational investment firm Brookfield, which already defaulted on $1.1 billion in debt tied to three office buildings in Downtown Los Angeles, now faces the potential risk of defaulting on an additional $400 million in loans linked to a separate office tower in the city's central business district. According to a […]
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