Lenders are moving to sell a $350 million defaulted loan backed by 225 Bush Street, a historic 22-story office tower in San Francisco's Financial District, potentially creating a pathway for new ownership of the distressed property after more than a year in limbo. The special servicer overseeing the loan is in talks with JLL about […]
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