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Two Buildings in San Francisco’s Union Square See Value Drop 75 Percent Amid Potential Foreclosure

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By The Registry Staff Two prominent office buildings in San Francisco's Union Square district have experienced a dramatic decline in value, reflecting the broader challenges facing the city's commercial real estate market. The buildings are located at 222 Kearny St. and 180 Sutter St., and a partnership between GEM Realty Capital and Flynn Properties is […]

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