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Lender Takes Back 105,000 SQFT Office Building in San Jose for $23.7MM

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By The Registry Staff A San Jose tech building that fell into default last year has now been returned to the lender. The asset, currently vacant, was acquired by Copia Lending for $23.7 million, or approximately $225 per square foot, according to a report from The Mercury News. Earlier this year, the building’s previous owner, […]

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