A lawsuit filed last week by a popular Koreatown spa and health club claims the developer who bought the historic Wilshire Galleria building for $49 million in November is illegally trying to force the business out to make room for a luxury condo and hotel project.
SKW Enterprises, the parent company of Natura Sports Health Club, sued VHDG Koreatown and Harridge Development Group of Mid-Wilshire in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging the developers are antagonizing the spa in an attempt to make it forego the remaining years on its lease. The complaint claims that unlike most other tenants at the Wilshire Galleria, Natura has refused to back out of its lease agreement, which allows it to stay on the premises until 2038.
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