San Francisco-based investment firm acquires non-performing note on its own three-property office portfolio using all-equity capital from Fund II, eliminating all debt on the assets Swift Real Estate Partners has purchased the non-performing loan on its own three-property West Coast office portfolio from Wells Fargo for approximately $80 million, according to Christopher Peatross, founder and […]
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