Three years after buying the nearly empty former Union Bank tower at 350 California Street with nothing but equity, The Swig Company has placed the first mortgage on the 300,000-square-foot Financial District building, a $38 million loan from Prime Finance that will bankroll new amenities and more move-in-ready suites as occupancy climbs toward 45 percent.
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