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Lender Takes Back Two Uptown Oakland Apartment Buildings Totaling 175 Units After $52.3MM in Loan Defaults

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Telegraph Arts and The Moran were acquired by CWCapital affiliates at prices roughly half their assessed values, adding to a growing list of multifamily distress in the East Bay. Two downtown Oakland apartment complexes a few blocks apart in the city's Uptown district have been seized by their lender following loan defaults, the latest sign […]

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