Century-old Art Deco landmark's $26.7 million loan enters special servicing amid plummeting occupancy and cash flow The Santa Monica Clock Tower, a 12-story Art Deco landmark that once stood as the city's tallest building, has become the latest casualty of Southern California's struggling office market. The $26.7 million commercial mortgage-backed securities loan backing the historic […]
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