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Ellis Partners Takes 386,000 SQFT KPMG Building in San Francisco via Deed in Lieu After Buying $187.5MM Loan

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A San Francisco developer has taken over the former KPMG Building by buying its defaulted loan, after the departure of its namesake tenant and two tech companies left the 25-story tower 20 percent leased. Ellis Partners has acquired the $187.5 million loan on 55 Second St. and taken ownership of the 386,193-square-foot office tower through […]

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