Cerberus Capital Management’s Wedbush Center in downtown Los Angeles faces foreclosure after a debt default. The alternative investment outfit owes about $135 million on its office tower on Wilshire Boulevard, according to a notice of default and election to sell dated last month. The trustee sale, which is a foreclosure auction under a deed of trust that occurs post-default, cannot be scheduled until three months after a notice is sent out. The $128 million commercial mortgage-backed securities debt on the Wedbush Center was sent to special servicing after missing its maturity date. Then, the office tower’s value declined to $60.5 […]
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