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Local Investor Defaults on San Jose R&D Property for Second Time in One Year

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By The Registry Staff The San Jose office building located at 110 Baytech Drive in north San Jose's Alviso district has recently defaulted on its mortgage, underscoring the persisting economic obstacles confronting the Bay Area's real estate sector in the post-coronavirus era. The default serves as a reminder of the volatile financial landscape surrounding commercial […]

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