Paramount Skydance’s $111 billion deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery would mean a lot more Los Angeles real estate in chief executive and chairman David Ellison’s hands. It’s premature, but let’s take... Read more »
A property-holding affiliate of Wellpointe Inc. has acquired 6400 Canoga Ave., a 4.71-acre site in Woodland Hills. The acquisition represents a milestone in Wellpointe’s plan to pursue a 100% affordable housing, mixed-use development in... Read more »
A 4.7-acre site in Woodland Hills is under new ownership and slated to become part of a fully affordable housing development in Warner Center. An affiliate of Wellpointe Incorporated purchased 6400 Canoga... Read more »
R.D. Olson Construction has broken ground on De Soto, a $62-million, 207-unit affordable housing complex in Woodland Hills. The project advances the Warner Center 2035 Specific Plan’s goals, to deliver more housing, jobs and transit connections amid Los Angeles’ affordability crisis. R.D. Olson is partnering with developer... Read more »
Chicago-based Waterton has acquired the Motif apartment community as part of its core investment strategy. Motif is a 395-unit rental community at 21021 Erwin St. in Woodland Hills, located in the Warner... 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 »
Worthe Real Estate Group and Stockbridge Capital Group have scored a $475 million mortgage tied to their 801,000-square-foot headquarters for Warner Bros. in Burbank. The Santa Monica-based developer and San Francisco-based investor... Read more »
Illinois-based Baird & Warner, an independent real estate brokerage, partnered with proptech firm RealReports, the companies announced Tuesday. The news comes on the heels of the Keyes Company’s partnership with RealReports in October... Read more »