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Deep Ink Ventures Acquires 90,500 SQFT Office Building in San Francisco for $10.5MM, Redevelop Site into Innovative ‘Vertical Village’

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By The Registry Staff An office building in San Francisco is set to change hands and be developed into an innovation hub. According to industry reports, Berlin-based Deep Ink Ventures is poised to acquire 995 Market St., a 90,500-square-foot office tower in the city's Mid-Market district, with ambitious plans to transform it into what the […]

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