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31,500 SQFT Oakland Office Tower Sees 80 Percent Drop in Value with $2.75MM Sale After Failed Foreclosure Auction

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By The Registry Staff Following its return to the lender earlier this year, a struggling office building in Uptown Oakland, 1700 Broadway, recently sold for $2.75 million, an 80 percent decrease from its 2017 purchase price. The transaction totaled approximately $87 per square foot. According to a report from the San Francisco Business Times, an […]

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