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Jamestown Plans to Spend $820MM on Levi’s Plaza in San Francisco

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By Jon Peterson Atlanta-based Jamestown is in the process of buying the 800,000 square foot Levi’s Plaza office asset in San Francisco, according to several sources with knowledge of the deal. The purchase price is approximately $826 million, or around $1,032 per square foot, according to a report by the brokerage firm Newmark Knight Frank. […]

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