Market Chatter: Brookfield Asset Management's Downtown LA Office Tower Drops 69% in Value

MT Newswires Live11-19

Brookfield Asset Management (BAM, BAM.TO) was trading nearly 1% lower late in Monday's regular session following a Bloomberg News report on Monday that the value of the company's Bank of America Plaza in downtown Los Angeles had been slashed by 69%, according to a recent mortgage filing.

The 55-story tower, completed in 1974 and renovated in 2009, was recently appraised at $188.9 million, down from $605 million a decade ago.

The property holds $400 million in commercial mortgage-backed security debt, which matured on Sept. 1 without being paid off or refinanced, according to the news outlet.

Brookfield did not immediately respond to a request from MT Newswires seeking comment and additional information on Monday afternoon.

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Price: 55.45, Change: -0.32, Percent Change: -0.57

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