The five-story, 49,721-square-foot building includes a surgery center, full-service pharmacy, valet parking and a rooftop deck, according to a March 25 release.
The building is anchored by Keck Medicine of USC and is near several hospitals, including Cedars-Sinai Hospital, UCLA Medical Center, St. John’s Hospital and Olympia Medical Center.
La Salle Investment purchased the building from UBS Realty Investors. Beverly Hills medical office properties have had single-digit vacancy numbers since 2002, the release said.
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