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Los Angeles Advances Developer-Funded Study of Hotel Incentives to Revive Oceanwide Plaza’s Graffiti Towers

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The Los Angeles City Council's Economic Development and Jobs Committee has advanced a motion directing the Chief Legislative Analyst to hire consultants, paid for with $150,000 from the property's prospective owner, to weigh hotel incentives that could finally complete the long-stalled Oceanwide Plaza in Downtown Los Angeles.

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