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We scoured county foreclosure records, third-party reports and court filings to determine the downtown buildings that have run into trouble since the pandemic.
We scoured county foreclosure records, third-party reports and court filings to determine the downtown buildings that have run into trouble since the pandemic.
New York-based Brookfield also owns Republic Plaza and the Wells Fargo Center.
The company has already ceased operations in the two buildings.
Someone new is manning the Cash Register Building.
The company’s local footprint is less than half of what it once was, but it still controls hundreds of thousands of square feet.
The office tower’s loan has been in special servicing for months. Wells Fargo joins WeWork in trimming its presence there.
The office tower’s loan is in special servicing. WeWork also recently closed a location on Platte Street.
The city’s director of real estate answered a handful of questions from council members about the deal on Tuesday.
Prosecutors have been working out of the city-owned Webb Municipal Building.
A condo sale ends in a $350,000 fraud, a $54 million mortgage is defaulted on, a $5.6 million property damage case goes awry, and more.
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