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Amid fears about Hollywood's future, L.A. approves $1-billion Television City project

The Los Angeles City Council approved Hackman Capital's $1 billion project for Television City, emphasizing its importance to the local entertainment industry.
Local businesses have expressed concerns over the project’s size and its impact on traffic.

Hackman's $1.25B Television City Project Wins Key Approval

Hackman Capital Partners' Television City project in Los Angeles clears a crucial environmental review, moving closer to full approval.

Amid fears about Hollywood's future, L.A. approves $1-billion Television City project

The Los Angeles City Council approved Hackman Capital's $1 billion project for Television City, emphasizing its importance to the local entertainment industry.
Local businesses have expressed concerns over the project’s size and its impact on traffic.

Hackman's $1.25B Television City Project Wins Key Approval

Hackman Capital Partners' Television City project in Los Angeles clears a crucial environmental review, moving closer to full approval.
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Hackman beats appeals for new $1.25B Television City in LA's Fairfax

Hackman Capital's redevelopment plan for Television City has been approved, enhancing production facilities while addressing community concerns.
The redevelopment will include new soundstages and preserve historical elements of the site.
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Studio owners revise plans for $1-billion update of historic Television City

Television City in Los Angeles is undergoing a scaled-back modernization led by Hackman Capital Partners and Foster + Partners.
The $1.25 billion plan includes expanding and improving facilities at the studio lot to cater to demand for production facilities and offices for rent.

Hackman Capital Revises Vision for LA's Television City

Hackman Capital Partners scales back $1.25 billion Television City redevelopment plans from 1 million to 980,000 square feet, reducing office tower and building heights.
Shift in office market due to remote work prompts revisions; new design architect Foster + Partners brought in for updated plans.

Studio owners revise plans for $1-billion update of historic Television City

Television City in Los Angeles is undergoing a scaled-back modernization led by Hackman Capital Partners and Foster + Partners.
The $1.25 billion plan includes expanding and improving facilities at the studio lot to cater to demand for production facilities and offices for rent.

Hackman Capital Revises Vision for LA's Television City

Hackman Capital Partners scales back $1.25 billion Television City redevelopment plans from 1 million to 980,000 square feet, reducing office tower and building heights.
Shift in office market due to remote work prompts revisions; new design architect Foster + Partners brought in for updated plans.
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