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Market Street Real Estate Partners Nets $15MM on Two San Francisco Building Sales

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Miami-based Market Street Real Estate Partners has reportedly sold two office buildings in San Francisco for a combined price of $40 million after owning them for two years. A private investor is a reported buyer of 143 Second St. for $16.1 million and a San Diego-based fund the buyer of 580 Market St. for $24.1 […]

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