Historic property sells for fraction of debt amid citywide industry rebound When a historic San Francisco hotel sells for 70 percent below its debt load, it either signals financial catastrophe or a calculated bet on recovery—and investors are increasingly wagering it's the latter. Commercial real estate investor Mahmood Alam has acquired the shuttered Hotel Union […]
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