State Bar & Bar Associations,
Real Estate/Development
Sep. 10, 2020
State Bar once again pondering sale of San Francisco building
The Legislature in 2014 weighed in on the bar's real estate holdings and the money the bar could save if it moved to a more affordable location.
(Courtesy of the State Bar of California)
The State Bar is once again pondering the sale of its office building in San Francisco, which has increased in value by eight to 10 times since its purchase for $22.5 million in 1996.
Cushman & Wakefield advised selling, Steve Mazer, the bar's chief administrative officer, told the finance committee Tuesday.
Before the pandemic, the building was valued at around $215 million; it is now valued at $17...
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