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Culver Steps — 2024 refinancing, 2026 sale marketing, and City property negotiations

2024-2026 2024-2026 Culver Steps acquisition evaluated and declined by CPFA "at this time," per Odis Jones’s October 7, 2026 statement; private sale marketing separately documented
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A documented financing-to-sale-to-municipal-negotiation chain for The Culver Steps at 9300 Culver Boulevard. SEC disclosure identifies HC 9300 Culver LLC as borrower and Hackman Capital Partners as sponsor/non-recourse carveout guarantor for a $75 million 2024 whole loan, with Deutsche Bank and Wells Fargo as lenders. In 2026 Hackman Capital Partners and Affinius Capital retained Newmark to market the property for sale. Culver City's June 22 and September 14 closed-session agendas then listed 9300 Culver Boulevard in negotiations with Michael Hackman / Hackman Capital Partners over terms and price. A September 15 report quoting City Attorney Heather Baker's public report-out states that the City determined it would not pursue acquisition of 9300 Culver Boulevard / Culver Steps. City Manager and CPFA Executive Director Odis Jones’s October 7, 2026 statement adds direct City confirmation that staff evaluated a CPFA acquisition beginning in the spring, completed due diligence and financial analysis, and decided not to move forward because acquisition was not in the CPFA’s best interest "at this time." He identified value, financial feasibility, risk, and long-term implications as review criteria and said other investment opportunities would continue to be evaluated.

Property financing / investment sale / municipal negotiation relationship Primary SEC and City agenda records plus contemporaneous near-primary reporting quoting the City Attorney's public report-out; direct City Manager statement on the qualified acquisition decision
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Key facts

Amount
$75 million 2024 refinancing
Address
9300 Culver Boulevard, Culver City, CA 90232
Financial context
The asset was refinanced for $75 million in 2024, marketed for sale in 2026, and listed in City/PFA closed-session negotiations in June and September 2026. The September 14 public report-out states that the City determined it would not pursue acquisition.
Documented amounts
$75 million 2024 whole loan · Approximately $150 million expected sale value reported in 2026
City Manager Statement Record
culver-steps
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Context note

The September 14 report-out and October 7 City Manager statement record the decision not to acquire The Culver Steps "at this time." Jones’s statement identifies review criteria but supplies no detailed financial findings or negotiated purchase price. It says the City will continue evaluating investment opportunities and does not announce a decision on 9050 Washington Boulevard. The other Ince/Lindblade properties and Thomas Small’s historical relationships remain separate from this acquisition decision.

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