The deal, priced at roughly $300 per square foot, caps a debt-to-deed transfer for one of the city's newest and most vacant office towers as the new owners prepare to court AI tenants amid record-high absorption The Meridian Group and Fenway Capital Advisors have closed their acquisition of 415 Natoma Street, a 25-story, 667,000-square-foot Class […]
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