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Maximus Faces Challenges as $1.5B Parkmerced Loan Deal Falls Apart in San Francisco

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Maximus Real Estate Partners, a San Francisco-based real estate firm, faced a major setback after a last-minute negotiation to modify a $1.5 billion loan tied to the Parkmerced apartment complex fell apart. This development has raised uncertainty about the future ownership of one of the largest multifamily properties in the western United States. According to […]

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