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Korean Asset Manager & Owner of Fairmont Hotel Buys Development Site in North San Jose for $22.5MM

August 9, 20191 Mins read694
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Mirae Asset, Bay Area, San Jose, Samsung Group, Terra Development, Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco, Woodbridge Capital Partners, Oaktree Capital Management,
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