Cedars-Sinai buys long-time office on Wilshire for $295M

6500 Wilshire Boulevard and CEO of Cedars-Sinai Health System, Thomas Priselac (Credit: Getty)
6500 Wilshire Boulevard and CEO of Cedars-Sinai Health System, Thomas Priselac (Credit: Getty)

UPDATED, 2:00 p.m., Nov. 11: Cedars-Sinai hospital, a long-time tenant of the office building at 6500 Wilshire Boulevard, purchased the property for about $295 million, or $646 per square foot, The Real Deal has learned.

The seller was Morgan Stanley, which acquired the 24-story Class A structure for $174 million in 2010, property records show.

Spanning about 456,000 square feet, the office property in the Miracle Mile submarket was built in 1986. Cedars-Sinai leases about 215,000 square feet for its administrative offices. Overall, the building is about 90 percent occupied.

Under Morgan Stanley’s ownership, Lincoln Property Company handled the building’s management.

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The per square foot price far exceeded the $499 average for commercial sales on the Miracle Mile this past year, according to CoStar.

Cedar-Sinai’s had been renting most of the property’s space for its health system, according to a hospital spokesperson.

“It was more cost efficient to buy the building than to continue leasing,” he told TRD.

Morgan Stanley could not be immediately reached for comment.