Prudential Takes Back Torre Plaza
February 16, 2010
It was imminent, but Prudential has taken back Torre Plaza from RREEF/Snell in a non-judicial foreclosure action. The building was taken back on a credit bid of about $17.6M or $187 psf, which it is not worth.
We first wrote up a post about the default back in October. This ended up being a raw deal for both Prudential and RREEF, and likely Snell aside from the nice acquisition fee they took
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Categories:
Commercial Real Estate Investing | Notable Deals
Tags: Cupertino, Distressed Assets, Prudential, RREEF, Snell and Company, Torre Plaza
Tags: Cupertino, Distressed Assets, Prudential, RREEF, Snell and Company, Torre Plaza



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