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Greymark Capital Buys Historic 56,000 SQFT Redstone Building in San Francisco’s Mission for $7MM

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The Redstone Building, a century-old San Francisco landmark and longtime home to the city's arts and labor organizations, has traded for $7.15 million, marking another chapter for one of the Mission District's most storied properties. Greymark Capital acquired the Redstone Building, a 55,560-square-foot asset at 2940 16th Street, according to Colliers' Q2 2026 San Francisco […]

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