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By Jon Peterson New York City-based Brickman, a real estate private equity company, has agreed to buy 550 Kearny St., its first San Francisco Bay Area property. The company is paying $78 million, or $398 a square foot, for the 196,000-square-foot office building, according to people familiar with the transaction. Tony Fineman, executive vice president […]

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