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Lone Star Funds Takes Ownership of 360,000 SQFT Office Tower in San Francisco After Foreclosure Auction Draws No Bidders

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The Dallas-based private equity firm acquired the debt from Goldman Sachs for $130 million in January and took ownership through a credit bid at a public auction on the steps of City Hall, capping a six-year unraveling tied to WeWork's rise and collapse Lone Star Funds has taken formal ownership of the 20-story office tower […]

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