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Founder Puts Hollywood’s Conway Recording Studios on the Block for $15MM After Five Decades

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After 50 years at the controls, 83-year-old Buddy Brundo is asking $15 million for Conway Recording Studios, a gated compound of more than an acre at 5100 Melrose Ave. in Hollywood with three studios and 59 parking spaces, testing what buyers will pay for scarce large-format recording space at a time when much of Los Angeles' entertainment real estate is struggling.

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