The value of two iconic office towers in Downtown Los Angeles, owned or tied to Brookfield, has plummeted dramatically, reflecting a broader struggle in the city’s commercial real estate market. New appraisals reveal that the properties at 725 South Figueroa Street (EY Plaza) and 333 South Hope Street (Bank of America Plaza) have seen their […]
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