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Creditors Seize High-Profile Site of Stalled San Francisco Tower Project, China-Based Developer Says

Oceanwide Holdings Reports Prompt Takeover of Property Used as Collateral
The developer told regulators that creditors took over the project site for the planned 2 million-square-foot Oceanwide Center in San Francisco, shown in a rendering, after two of its subsidiaries missed debt payments. (CoStar)
The developer told regulators that creditors took over the project site for the planned 2 million-square-foot Oceanwide Center in San Francisco, shown in a rendering, after two of its subsidiaries missed debt payments. (CoStar)
CoStar News
November 2, 2021 | 2:20 AM

The China-based developer of the stalled Oceanwide Center, a proposed 2 million-square-foot tower in the heart of San Francisco, said it has lost control of the site to creditors after missing $321.5 million in payments on the project.

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