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LA Studio Lots Trade Up to 78% Below Boom-Era Prices as Soundstage Occupancy Stalls Near 62%

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Los Angeles studio real estate has entered a price-discovery phase, with lots bought at the top of the streaming boom now changing hands through foreclosures, note sales and lender-driven deals at a fraction of their 2019-2021 purchase prices while soundstage occupancy remains stuck in the low 60s.

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