Lender grabs control of big South Bay office building over failed loan
Briefly

The recent foreclosure of an office building at 2390 Mission College Boulevard in Santa Clara illustrates the ongoing troubles within the Bay Area's commercial real estate market. AllianceBernstein seized ownership after the previous owner defaulted on a $72 million loan, highlighting a sharp decline in the property's value. While the South Bay office market is showing some slight improvements, with a vacancy rate reduction to 16.4%, this incident serves as a stark reminder that the market still grapples with significant challenges and pockets of weakness.
The foreclosure of the 2390 Mission College Boulevard office building is emblematic of ongoing challenges in the Bay Area commercial real estate market.
While the South Bay office vacancy rate shows slight improvements, a notable foreclosure highlights persistent issues affecting property values.
Read at The Mercury News
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