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Jamestown Sells Pacific Place in San Francisco to J.P. Morgan for $415MM, $965 per sq ft

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By Jon Peterson Atlanta-based Jamestown has sold the 430,000 square foot Pacific Place mixed-use project located at 22 4th Street in San Francisco to New York City-based J.P. Morgan for approximately $415 million or $965 per square foot, according to sources familiar with the transaction. Jamestown declined to comment on the sales price. J.P. Morgan […]

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