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  • LA Bureau Chief and Real Estate Reporter, Bloomberg News
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Bloomberg LA Bureau Chief and reporter covering real estate, investing and cool California stuff. Opinions are my own. Posts aren't endorsements.
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California to Vote on Raising Bar for Cities to Increase Taxes Original

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By Andrew Oxford Verified, John Gittelsohn Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
California voters will decide in November whether to approve a measure that would make it significantly harder to hike local taxes through the ballot box. If passed, this would require certain local taxes to win support from two-thirds of voters instead of the current threshold of a simple majority, making it more difficult for cities, counties and other local agencies to raise money. Unlike many states, California requires voters to approve many local tax increases.
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Anduril HQ in Costa Mesa up for sale as California defense tech booms

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By John Gittelsohn Verified
| The Sun (San Bernardino, CA) Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By John Gittelsohn | Bloomberg The Costa Mesa office campus leased to defense technology company Anduril Industries is for sale in a deal that could be worth about $400 million, potentially making it the region’s largest transaction this year. The 634,000-square-foot office and research campus is owned by Invesco Ltd. and SteelWave LLC.
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Blackstone's $343 Million Loan On Chicago Tower Defaults

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By John Gittelsohn Verified, Natalie Wong Verified
| Financial Advisor Verified
A Blackstone Inc. loan on an office tower in the heart of Chicago’s financial center has gone into default, the latest sign of the persistent challenges landlords face after the city’s commercial real estate values tumbled in the wake of the pandemic. 601W Companies, which purchased the 40-story building in 2018, defaulted on a $343 million loan on June 9, according to a mortgage filing.
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