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DivcoWest & Blackstone Acquire San Francisco’s 300 Howard Street for $111MM in Strategic AI Corridor Play

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DivcoWest and Blackstone Real Estate have purchased 300 Howard Street for $111 million, reflecting a shift in San Francisco's office market post-pandemic. The acquisition aims to transform the 420,000-square-foot tower into a hub for AI and technology firms, offering enhanced amenities to attract innovative tenants in a prime location.

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