One of downtown Oakland's most recognized office towers has been surrendered to its lender through a deed in lieu of foreclosure, marking a defining new low point for a Bay Area office market that continues to deteriorate with little in the way of near-term relief. A joint venture of private equity giant KKR and San […]
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