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Blackstone

Alternative asset manager and real-estate investor already documented in Culver City through the 2022 One Culver recapitalization. Link Logistics states that it was founded by Blackstone in 2019, and credible project reporting identifies Link Logistics as developer of the 1,077-unit 5757 Uplander Way project, creating an additional documented corporate-to-project bridge into Culver City while preserving B9 Sequoia Culver City Owner LP as the official project applicant.

Alternative asset manager and real estate investorDirect corporate sources for Link Logistics relationship; existing transaction sources for One Culver; primary project records and credible reporting for 5757 Uplander bridge

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Existing One Culver joint-venture/recapitalization relationship plus a corporate relationship with Link Logistics; no project-specific Blackstone financing at 5757 Uplander is inferred.

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Canonical organization record. Blackstone was previously connected to Culver City through One Culver. Link Logistics's official About page says the company was founded by Blackstone in 2019, and Blackstone lists Link Logistics in its real-estate portfolio spotlight. Real-estate reporting identifies Link Logistics as developer of 5757 Uplander Way, while Culver City/state records identify B9 Sequoia Culver City Owner LP as the official applicant/sponsor. The resulting 5757 link is classified as an indirect corporate-to-project bridge, not evidence that Blackstone itself filed the application, directly owns the applicant entity, or provided project-specific financing.

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