Presidio Bay Ventures and Bridges Capital have closed on the nonperforming $100 million loan secured by San Francisco's former Federal Reserve Bank building at 301 Battery Street and immediately started the clock on foreclosure, filing a notice of default against owner RFR Holding that puts one of downtown's most distinctive landmarks on a path to […]
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