By The Registry Staff An Oakland high-rise that last year was seized by its lender due to an unpaid real estate loan now has a new owner. An entity affiliated with Three Steps Properties purchased the 24-story apartment tower for $78 million, or approximately $378,640 per unit. The seller was Union Labor Life Insurance Co., […]
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