The third-generation theater operator buys back its 32,809-SQFT Lankershim Boulevard asset from a Charlotte developer whose luxury housing plans collapsed under Los Angeles entitlement costs and ULA transfer taxes. Five years after selling its flagship North Hollywood theater property under pandemic duress, the Laemmle family has bought it back. An investor group led by the […]
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