Michael Hackman takes the stage at WeHo conference
Is Michael Hackman a phoenix who will rise from the ashes? He seems to think so. “We have a couple deals that we just made mistakes on, and we’re going to lose a lot of money on those properties, but that happens. We’ve accepted it, and now we’re moving on,” the world’s largest owner and operator of independent film and television studios said Tuesday at the Lot at Formosa in WeHo. The Hackman Capital Partners boss was a last minute addition to the Bisnow conference — and a surprising one, given the company’s recent distress. He took the floor after […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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