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Mosser Defaults on $88MM Loan Backed by 12-Building Apartment Portfolio in San Francisco

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The rental market in San Francisco, once a beacon of growth and prosperity, is now facing a crisis unprecedented in recent decades. The economic shifts triggered by the pandemic have left the city’s downtown areas particularly vulnerable, with increasing office vacancy rates, the decline of retail spaces, and even prominent hotels defaulting on loans. This […]

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