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A Deep Bay Separates Oakland from San Francisco

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By Jon Peterson Institutional Investors are being able to buy office buildings in Oakland at much lower price points than in San Francisco. One recent example of this is with a property acquired by San Francisco-based Strada Investment Group. The company paid $179 per square foot or $65.7 million to purchase the 172,000 square foot […]

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