![]() Those investments, with its joint venture partner Square Mile Capital Management, include its purchase of Kaufman Astoria Studios in Queens, New York, and the Radford Studio Center in Los Angeles, which has previously hosted productions for shows such as Seinfeld and Gilligan’s Island. Hackman, which owns and operates major studios, has already invested or committed roughly half of the fund as of the second quarter. Some of the investors have also committed an additional $200 million in equity on top of the fund. Los Angeles-based Hackman has $1.4 billion of commitments for its HCP Studio Fund from investors including sovereign wealth funds, pensions and family offices, according to a statement Wednesday. (Bloomberg)-Hackman Capital Partners has raised $1.6 billion to expand its empire of studio and media properties.
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