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Jamison’s 600 Commonwealth Office Tower Lands Back in Special Servicing as $30.4MM Loan Races Toward Sale Closing in Los Angeles

June 17, 20263 Mins read372
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A $30.4 million securitized loan backing the 333,000-square-foot 600 Commonwealth office tower in Los Angeles has returned to special servicing after a forbearance lapsed, even as the property sits under contract for sale and the borrower presses for more time to close. The loan against the Koreatown-area office building, sponsored by Jamison Services principal David […]

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