Deed Turns on 261,431-SF One Riverwalk Place

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Deed Turns on 261,431-SF One Riverwalk Place

By Connie Gore

SAN ANTONIO-Equastone pays less than $100 per sf for the half-filled high rise, the first class A building in the CBD to trade in four years.

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