By The Registry Staff One of downtown San Francisco's office properties has avoided further financial strife with the closing of a loan extension. A $195 million mortgage for the property, a 17-story office tower that once served as the headquarters for Charles Schwab, entered special servicing earlier this year, however, according to industry reports, the […]
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