The distressed debt opportunity tied to the former Federal Reserve Bank building comes as the San Francisco office market shows its strongest leasing fundamentals in years, with AI-fueled demand reshaping the recovery. The non-performing loan secured by The Reserve at 301 Battery Street in San Francisco has been brought to market, offering investors a distressed […]
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