By Chris Hunter and L. Gerald Hunt
Some $800 billion in commercial real estate assets are headed toward default in the next 24 months, according to Foresight Analytics, and Northern California is already seeing hints of the wave: three office buildings of 814,000 square feet backed by $152 million loans in the Watergate complex in Emeryville; the 250 Montgomery office tower in San Francisco, which defaulted on a $40 million loan and is being acquired for $19 millio...
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