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$50MM Loan in Default on 42,000 SQFT Union Square Property in San Francisco

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By The Registry Staff The mortgage for one of San Francisco’s mixed-use properties has fallen into default and gone into special servicing, according to a report from the San Francisco Business times. Originally due to mature on Oct. 6, the $50 million loan was issued by Citigroup Inc. in 2013, at the time of the […]

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