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333 S Hope StSold

$147/SF for the Bank of America Tower

Capital Group buys its own Downtown LA office tower out of a court-appointed sale for $210M, $147.71/SF

At a glance

Sale Price
$210M

confirmed

Price / SF
$147.71

per gross SF

Gross SF
1,421,711

55-story steel tower

Lot SF
183,388

4.21 acres

Year Built
1974

renovated 2009

Parking
2,622 stalls

covered + reserved + surface

ULA Tax Est.
$11.55M

Mansion Tax at closing

Assessed Value
$729.3M

2025 assessment

Hold Period
12.7 years

152 months under Trigild

Buyer: Capital Group (tenant / institutional)

What matters

  1. Court-appointed sale, the tenant was the buyer.$210M for 1,421,711 SF at $147.71/SF. Capital Group, the occupant, bought the building it was already operating inside. 
  2. The price is down by 71%.  The assessed total is at $729M as of 2025. It sold at 29 cents on the assessed value.
  3. A wake-up call for the City of LA  This sale reduced the property's value by roughly 71% from its prior assessed value, potentially cutting $5–6 million a year in local property tax revenue.
  4. Is this the bottom?  Office values have already fallen hard.  Is this the bottom or are we pausing before another leg down?
333 S Hope St photo
FIG. 00, 333 S Hope St, Downtown Los Angeles (SEC of 3rd and Flower). Listing photo via Colliers.

What an Operator Sees

DTLA office market has been crushed. Capital Group acquired Bank of America Plaza at a price that's more than $500 million below replacement cost. The question everyone is asking: Is this the bottom, or is office dead?  I don't know, I'm just tracking for now.  

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Appeared in the June 29, 2026 edition of The Tape.