Two years after taking back the 24-story tower through foreclosure, Western Alliance Bank has poured capital into 600 B Street's lobby, plaza and vacant floors, lifting occupancy from 42 percent to 66 percent even as the Irvine Company's discounted exit resets downtown San Diego's office values.
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