Ben Ashkenazy’s recent Beverly Hills buy that made him one of the largest retail landlords in the city’s glitzy shopping district came out to $50 million, records reveal. In late December, his New York City-based Ashkenazy Acquisition announced it purchased the two-block Neiman Marcus site in the luxe Golden Triangle, where Rodeo Drive is the centerpiece. But the company did not disclose a price. His holdings there — after the purchase of 9700 Wilshire Boulevard (and other parcels) from Neiman Marcus’ parent company Saks Global — total 350,000 square feet of upscale retail space, according to a press release. The […]
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