140 Second Street property highlights ongoing challenges in commercial real estate market Lenders are moving to offload nearly $20 million in nonperforming debt tied to a downtown San Francisco office building, setting the stage for a potential ownership change that underscores the continuing struggles facing the city's commercial real estate market. Real estate services firm […]
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