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The prior-acquisition chronology is materially clarified by primary sources. H&R's Q1 2021 financial report gives a January 25, 2021 disposition date for 9050 W. Washington Boulevard, 172,039 square feet, with a selling price equivalent to US$165 million; H&R's 2020 annual report says the property was acquired in 2004 for approximately US$60 million and sold for US$165 million. Hackman announced on January 26, 2021 that Hackman Capital Partners and Square Mile Capital Management had acquired the Sony Pictures Animation Campus. These primary records outweigh later 2026 reporting that described a 2019 Hackman/Affinius acquisition for $160 million; that later discrepancy is retained as a source conflict, not adopted as the canonical acquisition date. Los Angeles Business Journal and Avison Young 2021 market reports identify the transaction address as 9094 and 9050 Washington Boulevard, while H&R and Hackman's primary records use 9050; both street-address formulations are preserved in the canonical addresses array rather than creating a separate thin property page. The separate 2026 foreclosure-date conflict remains unresolved. The City agenda names CF CC Investor LLC, not Fortress, as its September 14 negotiation counterparty. A September 29 LEI/contact-page cross-check documents that CF CC Investor LLC's listed headquarters exactly matches Fortress's New York office address; this is treated as shared-address evidence only, not proof of ownership, control, parentage, nominee status, agency, or affiliate status. No completed City purchase or future use is asserted. A City-posted 2026 draft Purchase Option Agreement names CF CC Investor LLC as seller and the Culver City Public Finance Authority as buyer at a stated $103 million price, with $375,000 earnest money and a closing on or before February 28, 2027. The draft is unsigned on its face and contains blank dates and drafting placeholders, so CCR does not treat the acquisition as completed. Contemporaneous October 1-2, 2026 reporting states that the City Council and Culver City Public Finance Authority Board unanimously approved the September 28 purchase option. Legistar's Final Action field remained blank when rechecked, so CCR preserves that discrepancy. The approval is not a completed acquisition.