Popular radio host Kim Komando first put her Phoenix production and broadcast studio on the market for $13 million back in September 2021.
Originally, the sale of the 26,000-square-foot space at 6135 N. Seventh St. included all the studio equipment. Her company, WestStar Multimedia Entertainment Inc., had retained Cushman & Wakefield to sell the space.
But since there doesn't seem to be anyone interested in buying a fully loaded studio, she's taking out the equipment and listing it for $8.9 million."She was marketing [her building] with all her high-end equipment she has for her multimedia production studio," Horwitz said."We tweaked the program and reduced the price to $8.9 million. We removed the equipment that goes with the studio. It's still on the table if somebody wanted it.
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