SAN FRANCISCO — Following a woeful 2009, big real estate deals are back from the dead.
Attorneys up and down the state say property worth more than $50 million is selling at a faster clip this year, fueled by pressure on investors to put money to work, and the much-improved ability of buyers and sellers to agree on prices, especially at the high end.
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