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Fenwick & West, Sidley Austin LLP to Not Renew Leases at 555 California Tower in San Francisco

May 29, 20251 Mins read1.2k
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By The Registry Staff 555 California Street, a prominent downtown San Francisco office tower partially owned by President Donald Trump, is set to lose two long-term anchor tenants, law firms Fenwick & West and Sidley Austin LLP, when their leases expire early next year, according to a report from the San Francisco Business Times. Fenwick […]

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