By Jon Peterson New York City-based J.P. Morgan Asset Management, the money source behind Tishman Speyer Properties’ grand office plans for San Francisco, has its fingers crossed that by being in on the first two speculative office developments in downtown since 2007, it will be ahead of the curve. “With speculative development, we would prefer to […]
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