The 24-story office tower at 600 B Street in downtown San Diego, once a symbol of the city’s thriving business district, has returned to its lender, Western Alliance Bank, following a prolonged foreclosure process. The bank reclaimed the property in an October 30 auction for $44.4 million, reflecting unpaid debt. This event underscores the challenges […]
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