The Urban Hotel 365 Grant Ave 1,327 - 8,460 SF of Retail Space Available in San Francisco, CA 94108

365 GRANT AVENUE offers ±8,460 SF at the crossroads of Union Square, Financial District and Chinatown, where luxury flagship retail meets one of the city's most visited corridors. Longtime home of the Serge Sorokko Gallery, the space delivers a clean buildout: ±3,023 SF of ground-floor showroom with high ceilings, plenty of light, LVP flooring and track lighting, plus basement and sub-basement levels all served by elevator. The location speaks for itself. The Chinatown Dragon Gate anchors the corner, Harry Winston and Bvlgari sit a block away, Café de la Presse holds down the opposite corner, and Compton's is opening next door. With the White House and Sutter-Stockton garages nearby, the block draws a steady mix of locals, office workers, and visitors year-round. Features: • ±8,460 SF total across three levels, with ±3,023 SF on the ground floor plus full basement and sub-basement • Elevator access to all floors, plus a lift to the street from the fire sprinkler room and direct street exit from the sub-basement • HVAC and fully sprinklered • Polished gallery buildout with LVP flooring and track lighting throughout (former Serge Sorokko Gallery) • High ceilings • Two single-stall restrooms • Light and airy • Dedicated elevator machine room, electrical room, and fire sprinkler room • Steps from the Chinatown Dragon Gate, one block from Harry Winston and Bvlgari • Compton's coming next door; Café de la Presse directly across the street • Convenient parking at the White House Garage and Sutter-Stockton Garage

365 GRANT AVENUE offers ±8,460 SF at the crossroads of Union Square, Financial District and Chinatown, where luxury flagship retail meets one of the city's most visited corridors. Longtime home of the Serge Sorokko Gallery, the space delivers a clean buildout: ±3,023 SF of ground-floor showroom with high ceilings, plenty of light, LVP flooring and track lighting, plus basement and sub-basement levels all served by elevator. The location speaks for itself. The Chinatown Dragon Gate anchors the corner, Harry Winston and Bvlgari sit a block away, Café de la Presse holds down the opposite corner, and Compton's is opening next door. With the White House and Sutter-Stockton garages nearby, the block draws a steady mix of locals, office workers, and visitors year-round. Features: • ±8,460 SF total across three levels, with ±3,023 SF on the ground floor plus full basement and sub-basement • Elevator access to all floors, plus a lift to the street from the fire sprinkler room and direct street exit from the sub-basement • HVAC and fully sprinklered • Polished gallery buildout with LVP flooring and track lighting throughout (former Serge Sorokko Gallery) • High ceilings • Two single-stall restrooms • Light and airy • Dedicated elevator machine room, electrical room, and fire sprinkler room • Steps from the Chinatown Dragon Gate, one block from Harry Winston and Bvlgari • Compton's coming next door; Café de la Presse directly across the street • Convenient parking at the White House Garage and Sutter-Stockton Garage

365 GRANT AVENUE offers ±8,460 SF at the crossroads of Union Square, Financial District and Chinatown, where luxury flagship retail meets one of the city's most visited corridors. Longtime home of the Serge Sorokko Gallery, the space delivers a clean buildout: ±3,023 SF of ground-floor showroom with high ceilings, plenty of light, LVP flooring and track lighting, plus basement and sub-basement levels all served by elevator. The location speaks for itself. The Chinatown Dragon Gate anchors the corner, Harry Winston and Bvlgari sit a block away, Café de la Presse holds down the opposite corner, and Compton's is opening next door. With the White House and Sutter-Stockton garages nearby, the block draws a steady mix of locals, office workers, and visitors year-round. Features: • ±8,460 SF total across three levels, with ±3,023 SF on the ground floor plus full basement and sub-basement • Elevator access to all floors, plus a lift to the street from the fire sprinkler room and direct street exit from the sub-basement • HVAC and fully sprinklered • Polished gallery buildout with LVP flooring and track lighting throughout (former Serge Sorokko Gallery) • High ceilings • Two single-stall restrooms • Light and airy • Dedicated elevator machine room, electrical room, and fire sprinkler room • Steps from the Chinatown Dragon Gate, one block from Harry Winston and Bvlgari • Compton's coming next door; Café de la Presse directly across the street • Convenient parking at the White House Garage and Sutter-Stockton Garage