By The Registry Staff Veritas Investments, once San Francisco's largest landlord, is again contending with financial difficulties. The firm has defaulted on $652 million in debt and faces the potential foreclosure of 66 buildings housing 1,566 rental units across the city, according to industry reports. The 66 buildings, described in city filings as the "Veritas […]
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