A San Diego real estate firm that aims to own buildings used to grow medical marijuana became a publicly traded company on Thursday, opening at $20 a share but seeing its stock price fall by the end of the week.
Shares of Innovative Industrial Properties, lead by former BioMed Realty Chief Executive…
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