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City Pushback Stalls $470MM Sale of Downtown LA’s Oceanwide Plaza Graffiti Towers Until July

June 17, 20263 Mins read463
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A bankruptcy court hearing that would clear the $470 million sale of Downtown Los Angeles' unfinished Oceanwide Plaza has been postponed to July 20 after the City of Los Angeles declined to endorse the buyer's plan to close financing and complete the long-abandoned three-tower complex. The City of Los Angeles has slowed the sale of […]

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