By Jon Peterson New York City-based Blackstone has made the decision to walk away from its planned $405 million acquisition of the Uptown Station office project in Oakland. As a result, the global investor will have to forgo the $20 million non-refundable deposit it made on the acquisition earlier this year, according to multiple sources […]
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