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By Lilly Riddle The Bank of America Plaza, a symbol of Los Angeles' financial district, is facing challenges as its owner, Brookfield Asset Management, grapples with a $400 million debt. The loan — secured by the 1.4 million-square-foot office tower at 333 South Hope St. — has recently been transferred to a special servicer, according to […]

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