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Golden Gate University Eyes Contemporary Jewish Museum’s 63,000 SQFT Libeskind Landmark at 736 Mission Street for New Home

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Three weeks after selling its 536 Mission Street campus to Lincoln Property Co., Golden Gate University has emerged as a potential buyer for the Contemporary Jewish Museum's Daniel Libeskind-designed building in Yerba Buena, a property whose use restrictions narrow the field to cultural and institutional owners.

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