Business Editor

Kevin Truong

The country's largest bank is touting new SF leases, but it has dumped much more space than it's taking on.

The surprising move underscores the bargain-bin discounts in the city’s real estate market.

FDIC questions the bank’s move to pay a $300 million dividend at a time of extreme financial distress. 


There’ll be umbrellas but no chocolate-chip cookies at JPMorgan’s new SF branch, the former headquarters of First Republic Bank. 

Sales activity was down across the board last year as a result of high interest rates. 