By The Registry Staff Real estate firms Starwood Capital and Artisan Ventures find themselves on the brink of losing a 257,000 square foot office building in El Segundo. The companies are grappling with a default on an $84.8 million loan from MetLife Investment Management, leading to a notice of default filed with Los Angeles County […]
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