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San Francisco Property Previously Approved for 127-Unit Residential Development Returned to Lender

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By The Registry Staff A Central South of Market property that is the subject of a redevelopment proposal is potentially now headed for sale after the lender foreclosed on the abandoned site. According to a report from the San Francisco Business Times, Lone Oak seized ownership of 360 Fifth St. The site had previously been […]

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