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Lender Takes Back Site in Santa Clara Planned for 950-Unit Residential Development

August 19, 20251 Mins read880
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By The Registry Staff A nine-acre development site in Santa Clara, once slated for a major housing project with nearly 1,000 units, has been taken over by its lender, BrightSpire Capital. According to a report from The Mercury News, an affiliate of Related Cos. surrendered ownership of the property through a deed in lieu of […]

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