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Iconic San Francisco Tower 101 California on Sale for $1 Billion
San Francisco's iconic 101 California Street office tower is for sale with an asking price over $1 billion, the first such listing for a 'trophy' building since 2020.
Samuel Holloway
Samuel Holloway is a senior correspondent for Crezzio, covering urban economics, commercial real estate, and major corporate transactions. He specializes in analyzing the intersection of public policy, private development, and financial markets in major metropolitan areas.
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