Advertising agency Innocean USA has signed a new 101,000-square-foot office lease at Hackman Capital Partners’ 888 N. Douglas property in El Segundo. The space will serve as the company’s U.S. headquarters and represents a relocation from 50,000 square feet of space in Huntington Beach. The... Read more »
Lenders made a move on Michael Hackman’s Television City. The Deutsche Bank-led lender syndicate filed a notice of default and election to sell under deed of trust on the Los Angeles studio.... Read more »
Is Michael Hackman a phoenix who will rise from the ashes? He seems to think so. “We have a couple deals that we just made mistakes on, and we’re going to lose... Read more »
Hackman Capital Partners is suing Erewhon over unpaid rent — claiming its luxe Culver Steps tenant owes more than $275,000, in a breach-of-contract complaint dated May 21. Their lease agreement was made... Read more »
Hackman Capital Partners and Affinius Capital are shopping the mixed-use campus Culver Steps, according to an offering viewed by The Real Deal. The sellers chose Newmark to market the completely leased campus... Read more »
Goldman Sachs Group is saying “action” to the acquisition of a historic Los Angeles studio lot. The New York-based firm is leading a takeover of the Radford Studio Center at 4024 Radford... Read more »
As Netflix and Paramount fight to buy Warner Bros. Discovery, Hackman Capital Partners is bracing for impact. Los Angeles-based Hackman, the largest independent owner and operator of soundstages, is facing high studio... Read more »
Hackman Capital Partners (HCP) formed a strategic alliance with Laurie Samitaur Smith of Samitaur Constructs to manage the Conjunctive Points Portfolio in Culver City. The portfolio, which Samituar Constructs developed and has owned for more... Read more »
Hackman Capital Partners has partnered with Laurie Samitaur Smith of Samitaur Constructs to manage a 26-building, mixed-use portfolio in Culver City. The locally based Hackman teamed up with the Culver City-based developer... Read more »
Hackman Capital Partners has scaled back plans for its $1.25 billion redevelopment of Television City in L.A.’s Fairfax District. The Culver City-based property investor was expected to file revised plans to update... Read more »