First-Citizens Bank has started foreclosure proceedings against two prime Union Square retail buildings after their owner failed to repay a matured $40 million loan, with the lender now claiming more than $40.1 million due on collateral that sits at the doorstep of San Francisco's marquee shopping district. A Notice of Default and Election to Sell […]
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