By The Registry Staff Hackman Capital Partners is scaling back its ambitious redevelopment plans for the historic Television City studios, opting to remove a 15-story office building from the project and reducing building heights across the site. According to a report from the Los Angeles Times, the Culver City-based firm unveiled its revised plans, which […]
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