A four-story Union Square building anchored by Bang & Olufsen's West Coast flagship has changed hands for $20.5 million, three years after its previous owner walked away from the vacant property rather than keep paying down its loan. An affiliate of Thor Equities Group acquired 146 Geary Street from an affiliate of New York-based Aareal […]
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