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Columbia Property Trust Defaults on $1.7B in Mortgage Notes on Buildings in San Francisco, Across the Country

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By Kate Snyder As the San Francisco office market continues to contend with uncertainty related to remote work and rising interest rates, a major office landlord has defaulted on approximately $1.7 billion of mortgage notes on several buildings located across the country, including in the city, according to a report from Bloomberg. Columbia Property Trust […]

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