UCLA has been on a bit of an acquisitions bid, it's latest move stepping directly in front of a project five years in the making to create a 580K SF office campus in Los Angeles for Google.
We're not sure how this is going to end but stepping on may turn out to be more accurate, since the university has not indicated whether it plans to let that project be completed.
An environmental notice, which often is the first hint of significant transactions in California, was published this week disclosing that UCLA is acquiring the former Westside Pavilion shopping mall site for an undisclosed sum from Hudson Pacific Properties and Macerich, according to a report in Urbanize L.A.
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