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In an early June complaint, the landlord claimed a tenant at its Koreatown mall, Handhin Pocha, was late on the rent. The family company said the comfort food spot at its City Center on 6th owed $71,250 — and Jamison wanted that, plus $965 per day, starting June 1.

The breakdown of what's owed includes base rent of $546,000, common area costs of $203,000 and more. That comes out to a total of around $828,000 owed, per CIM, for the club's 16,000-square-foot spot at 5211 West Adams Boulevard. The “tenant has been delinquent on rent payments since October 2025,” a complaint dated mid-June reads. The club's CEO disputed the claims.

🏆 New Building: The largest new building to secure permits last week was in Studio City, where Haven Development filed plans to build an about 45,000-square-foot building at 12025 West Hoffman Street. The project will have 78 apartments and stand five stories tall.

Paul Hastings shopping floors at City National Plaza — plus, Witkoff cedes WeHo hotel to Reuben brothers and more LA CRE news this week

The accounting giant currently occupies around 100,000-square feet at 601 South Figueroa, a million-square foot office tower owned by Uncommon Developers located in the Financial District. Now, it has inked a deal for even more space at Irvine Company's 2121 Avenue of the Stars — about 150,000 square feet, per a person familiar. The company confirmed the move.

Chatter that lender syndicate tapped broker followed with notice of default and election to sell filed, $357 million owed.

KPC, Lendlease respond to City of Los Angeles’ doubt that it can close and complete Oceanwide Plaza towers.

Switch to Dem nominee follows Matt Mahan flop in primary Billionaire mall mogul Rick Caruso cut Xavier Becerra's campaign a check, making

The latest appraisal put the office tower's estimated value at about $58 million, compared to $150.5 million in 2014, when Jamison landed its loan, according to Morningstar Credit. (The appraisal is dated last August, but the value was not reported in deal documents until this month, per Morningstar.)

Los Angeles' longest continuously running studio lot, where “New Girl” scenes were filmed, came on the market last summer with a $45 million price tag. Now, a year later, Occidental Entertainment Group Holdings is shopping the Westlake production campus for $25 million, according to a brochure viewed by The Real Deal. That's an about 45 percent decline.