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Hackman — 10150-10200 Jefferson — Cadillac entitlement and applicant-counsel chain

2021-2026 2021-2026 Documented through January 2026 approval; City expected construction to begin mid-2026
At a glance

A direct property-to-entitlement chain links Hackman Capital Partners to a previously unindexed Culver City asset at 10150-10200 Jefferson Boulevard. Commercial real-estate sources identify Hackman as the $26 million buyer in 2021. California corporate-registry-derived records show HCP 10150 Jefferson, LLC, formed days before the reported purchase period and managed by Hackman Capital Partners. Culver City records later identify Cadillac of Beverly Hills as applicant for a vehicle-service reuse of the same APN and Rand Paster Nelson LLP as counsel submitting the applicant's response during the 2025-2026 appeal process.

Direct property ownership / land-use entitlement / professional representation relationship Direct City planning and resolution records, corporate-registry-derived manager record, and multiple independent commercial transaction sources
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Amount
$26 million
Financial context
$26 million reported 2021 acquisition
Documented amounts
$26 million reported 2021 acquisition
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Context note

The new connection is not merely thematic: the same Culver City parcel has a documented Hackman acquisition history and later City entitlement proceeding for Cadillac. The City Council resolution directly states that Rand Paster & Nelson LLP submitted a point-by-point response to the appeal on behalf of the applicant. Meeting minutes identify Elisa Paster of Rand Paster & Nelson as speaking for the applicant. This adds a second direct Culver City project-level representation for the firm beyond its already documented Lafayette Place role. The evidence does not establish that Michael Hackman personally participated in Cadillac's entitlement process, so his connection is classified through Hackman Capital Partners rather than personal project representation. A public-record-derived source reports a June 2026 mortgage on the property, but that financing is withheld from canonical fields pending independent recorder/lender/borrower confirmation.