By Kate Snyder A San Francisco building that was facing potential receivership was returned to the lender and has been listed for sale. The asset, a mixed-use building in the city’s Civic Center complex, was taken back by East West Bank via a deed in lieu of foreclosure, according to industry reports. The former owner […]
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