By Lilly Riddle In a reminder of the challenges facing the commercial real estate market, MetLife Investment Management has taken possession of an El Segundo office building after its owners, Starwood Capital and Artisan Ventures, defaulted on an $85 million loan, according to a report from The Real Deal. The transaction, finalized last month for […]
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