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393-Room Stanford Court Hotel in San Francisco Faces Potential Foreclosure After $105MM Loan Falls into Default

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By The Registry Staff The Stanford Court Hotel, a historic luxury hotel in San Francisco's Nob Hill neighborhood, is facing foreclosure after a $105 million loan from Deutsche Bank fell into default. According to industry reports, a lawsuit filed in San Francisco Superior Court claims that the property owner, real estate investor Michael Rosenfeld, not […]

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