Decron Properties broke a nearly two-year acquisition pause to buy the 2010-built luxury community from Boston-based GID, betting that irreplaceable Miracle Mile real estate priced below the cost to build it justifies a return to a Los Angeles market it had largely sidestepped for the Sun Belt.
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