Daily Journal Staff Writer
In late 2010, after landlord Arnold Bernstein spent two decades rehabilitating his five office buildings in Santa Monica - home to one of California's biggest hotbeds of technology, media and entertainment companies - he decided the time was right to sell them.
But rather than hunt down individual buyers, Bernstein clustered the properties as a single portfolio in hopes a big investment con...
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