Real Estate/Development
Jan. 2, 2000
City still attracting high rolling buyers
San Francisco - Two November purchase transactions, one by a European investor and the other by a local link of an East Coast REIT, demonstrate that city properties continue to attract top dollar and give a clear picture of how rapidly values have been rising.
San Francisco - Two November purchase transactions, one by a European investor and the other by a local link of an East Coast REIT, demonstrate that city properties continue to attract top dollar and give a clear picture of how rapidly values have been rising.
The biggest deal is the agreement by San Mateo-based Wilson-Cornerstone, an entity that stems from New York-based Cornerstone Properties Inc.'s acquisition of William Wilson & Associates, to pay $125 million fo...
The biggest deal is the agreement by San Mateo-based Wilson-Cornerstone, an entity that stems from New York-based Cornerstone Properties Inc.'s acquisition of William Wilson & Associates, to pay $125 million fo...
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