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San Francisco’s Stalled Oceanwide Tower Site Faces Foreclosure as Downtown Searches for Revival

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The skeletal remains of what was supposed to be San Francisco's second-tallest building will go under the gavel next week, as Chinese lender Haitong International moves to foreclose on the abandoned Oceanwide Center development—a visible monument to the city's commercial real estate troubles. The 1.28-acre site near First and Mission streets (50 1st St.), where […]

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