The Russian Hill restaurateur's affiliate paid roughly 12 percent above the $16.4 million asking price for a 43,400-square-foot Fisherman's Wharf office building, the Academy's second portfolio disposition in less than a month and the latest test of San Francisco's newly enacted office-to-residential pathway. The Academy of Art University, once one of San Francisco's most aggressive […]
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