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Brookfield’s $145MM Sale of 777 South Figueroa Tower Falls Through

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By The Registry Staff In a significant development within the Downtown Los Angeles real estate landscape, Brookfield Properties' plan to sell the 777 South Figueroa Tower for approximately half of its outstanding debt has fallen through. According to industry reports, Consus Asset Management, a South Korea-based investment firm, was set to acquire the one million […]

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