Wells Fargo’s decision to sell its longtime headquarters at 420 Montgomery St. marks the end of an era for the banking giant. It symbolizes its broader transition from a San Francisco-centered institution to one increasingly rooted on the East Coast. The 420 Montgomery St. building, located in the heart of San Francisco’s Financial District, spans […]
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