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With Vanbarton Defaulting on 101 Mission in San Francisco, ING Capital Looking to Sell Remaining $93MM Debt

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CBRE, a global leader in commercial real estate services, is currently marketing a $93 million non-performing loan tied to the 101 Mission Street office building in San Francisco, according to a marketing flyer distributed across the industry. The property, a 215,000-square-foot office tower owned by New York-based Vanbarton Group, which purchased the asset in June […]

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