LA’s third-tallest tower sells for 45% below its 2014 price


The Aon Center building, left, in Los Angeles. - Photographer: Armando Arorizo/Bloomberg

LOS ANGELES: Aon Centre, the third-tallest tower in Los Angeles, has sold for US$147.8mil – about 45% less than its last purchase price in 2014 – as office values continue to suffer from high vacancies and financing costs.

The sale is the largest office deal this year in downtown Los Angeles, which has been among the hardest-hit US office markets since the pandemic, as remote work becomes more popular and escalating interest rates drive down values, wiping out owners’ equity.

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