U.S. Office · NYC & SF
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Current YES signal
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Aug 12, 2026Sep 16, 2026
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NO SFF Realty Partners, through an affiliate
The purchase price was less than half the assessed value.
“An office building in Santa Clara involved in a foreclosure due to a failed real estate loan was bought by a Bay Area investment group for $44.3 million, less than half its recently assessed value, records show.”
YES Marc Babsin, Emerald Fund
Babsin says the project would bring the property more value.
“We can actually go to them and tell them that this project would bring them a lot more value than it currently has.”
YES Tom Hale of Oura
Oura acquired a San Francisco office asset for $41.5 million.
“The office asset at 500 Pine Street in San Francisco, CA was sold for $41,500,000.”
NO Lenders tied to 600 California Street
A steeply discounted debt sale indicates weaker office capital values.
“In San Francisco, lenders tied to 600 California Street took major losses when the underlying debt sold at a steep discount.”