David Nusbaum is a contributing reporter and research consultant to LA Times Studios. He covers all sectors of business in Southern California focused on local companies, commercial real estate deals and M&A transactions. In addition, he compiles lists of the top banks, law firms, accounting firms and commercial real estate companies. His work has appeared in business publications nationwide including the Los Angeles Business Journal, Crain’s New York, Crain’s Cleveland, the Commercial Observer, and others.
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Soutron Global Inc. acquired Ontario’s Auto-Graphics Inc. from Agent Information Software Inc. for $12 million.
The office building at 1601 Vine in Hollywood was acquired by Kingsbarn Realty Capital for $105 million.
Burlington Distribution acquired the 889,445-square-foot warehouse at 21600 Cactus Ave. in Riverside from BlackRock for $257 million, or $289 per square foot.
A-Mark Precious Metals Inc., an El Segundo-based precious metals company, entered an agreement to acquire a 90% stake in AMS Holding LLC for $62 million.
Clearlake Capital Group, a Los Angeles-based private equity firm, announced plans to acquire data and analytics firm Dun & Bradstreet for $4.1 billion in cash.
Community Preservation Partners, an affordable housing preservation developer with offices in Irvine, announced the acquisition and planned renovation of Ramona Park, an affordable housing complex in Baldwin Park for $23.3 million.
Commercial real estate firm Hines acquired Pasadena Gateway Villas, a 140-unit apartment community located at 290 N. Hudson Ave. in Pasadena for $60 million.
Southern California banks and credit unions provide wildfire relief, with updates on City National, Banc of California, East West Bank, and more, plus executive moves in the financial sector.
Southern California industrial real estate sees potential leasing uptick amid higher import volumes & new laws. Explore vacancy rates, rental trends, and future development impacts.
Bank of America’s Business Banking president Raul Anaya is taking on a new role – L.A.’s recovery.