By The Registry Staff Loans totaling about $1.8 billion connected to Parkmerced, a historically significant and expansive apartment complex in San Francisco, are now in default, according to industry reports. Earlier this year, the complex’s owner, Maximus Real Estate Partners, requested the mortgage servicing be moved to a special category, a step often indicating financial […]
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