It is stated that in Los Angeles, California, Aon Center, the city’s third tallest skyscraper, was sold for $147.8 million, much lower than the purchase price of $268.5 million. Bloomberg.
The agency writes that this is the largest office real estate transaction to take place last year in Los Angeles, which has been hit hard since the coronavirus pandemic due to the shift of many employees to remote work and low rent costs.
The skyscraper was purchased by investors Daniel Abrams and Adam Tischer. They expect Aon Center’s downtown location to provide competitive opportunities to attract and retain tenants.
In November, it was reported that Miami could eventually replace New York as a global financial center. wrote about it Bloomberg Referring to billionaire Ken Griffin, founder of hedge fund Citadel.
Previously Bloomberg to create The mysterious owner of a $70 million penthouse on the banks of the Thames.