By The Registry Staff An Oakland high-rise has been seized by its lender due to an unpaid real estate loan. The residential tower, known as ZO Oakland Apartments, located at 1700 Webster Street in downtown Oakland, was taken back by its lender, The Union Labor Life Insurance Co., through a "deed in lieu of foreclosure" […]
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