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Samitaur Constructs

Long-running Conjunctive Points developer/owner relationship documented; Hackman management alliance documented from 2024
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Culver City real-estate development and operating company associated with the long-running Conjunctive Points / Hayden Tract adaptive-reuse portfolio. September 2024 sources describe Samitaur as developer and owner of a 26-building, approximately 800,000-square-foot portfolio on 26.7 acres and document a strategic alliance under which Hackman Capital Partners took a management, renovation, marketing and leasing role. Current Hayden Tract marketing continues to present Conjunctive Points as an active multi-building creative-office community.

Real estate development and operating company Direct/current portfolio marketing and multiple contemporaneous real-estate sources
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Canonical organization record. Samitaur's 2018 Culver City portfolio financing was originated by Square Mile Capital Management and Deutsche Bank; Affinius later became the successor brand to Square Mile. In September 2024, reporting described Samitaur Constructs as the long-term owner/developer of the 26-building Conjunctive Points portfolio and Hackman Capital Partners as the new strategic manager. Current Conjunctive Points marketing lists 24 buildings rather than 26; the discrepancy is preserved. The September 14, 2026 City agenda names Hackman, not Samitaur, as the other party's negotiator for four addresses that current marketing identifies as Conjunctive Points. Los Angeles Business Journal contemporaneously describes those four buildings as part of Samitaur's portfolio and Hackman as manager. That combination establishes a management/negotiation bridge but does not establish an ownership transfer from Samitaur to Hackman.