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Tishman Speyer, Bouwinvest Put San Francisco on Short List for New U.S. Office Account With $1.5B in Buying Power

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A new separately managed account pairing Tishman Speyer with Dutch pension manager Bouwinvest names San Francisco as one of only three gateway targets outside New York, bringing a well-capitalized value-add buyer into a downtown market where leasing is surging and almost nothing new is being built.

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