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Opendoor’s Shrinking San Francisco Footprint: A Sign of Shifting Market Winds

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Opendoor, the pioneering instant buyer, a real estate buyer where companies purchase residential properties directly from private sellers in order to eventually re-sell them, is once again on the move in San Francisco. Their recent relocation to 100 Montgomery Street marks the second time in just two years that the company has significantly downsized its […]

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