A loan backed by a downtown Los Angeles office building that Oscar De La Hoya owns and occupies is heading to special servicing after missing its July maturity date. The boxer is trying to get an extension on the nearly $27 million commercial mortgage-backed securities loan tied to the 12-story office building at 626 Wilshire Boulevard, and the special servicer is reviewing the request, Morningstar Credit reported. De La Hoya’s firm Golden Boy occupies 10,500 square feet of the building, or around 7 percent of rentable space. Golden Boy purchased a controlling interest in the office building, which was owned […]
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