Dr. Kali Chaudhuri put on a show. The KPC boss, one-half of the joint venture that put an offer on Oceanwide Plaza and got the sign-off from the court, held a press conference Thursday — and with arms stretched and voice raised, he said he wanted to make Los Angeles graffiti towers “glorious, not notorious.” He said 91 suitors lined up to buy the abandoned three-tower complex in the heart of downtown. And he came out on top, though he invited all his competitors not to “compete” with him but to “complete” the megadevelopment now that it is camera-ready. Chaudhuri […]
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