Goldman Sachs is shopping the Radford Studio Center after taking it over from Hackman Capital Partners, which defaulted on a billion-dollar mortgage, last month. The lender tapped Eastdil Secured to market the iconic film lot, according to research and data provider Green Street. Bids are anticipated to come in at about $450 million, or more than $400 per square foot, per Green Street. That’s about a quarter of what Hackman Capital Partners paid for the real estate five years ago. The Goldman Sachs-led lending syndicate that hired Eastdil Secured appears to be offering to sell the debt as an option […]
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