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JP Morgan Chase Calls Default: Is the Chancery Building the Next Domino to Fall in San Francisco’s Real Estate Downturn?

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The Chancery Building, a historic 1920s jewel on San Francisco’s Market Street, has long been a familiar sight with its line of flags fluttering above the trees. Fifteen years ago, during a time when many properties were struggling, it was hailed by some as "recession ready" when a Marin County real estate investor, Chelsea Pacific […]

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