San Francisco Portfolio of properties for Sale - Civic Center

Property Subtype:

Mixed Types

Date on Market:

2025-10-21

San Francisco Specialty for Sale - Van Ness/Chinatown

Situated on the bustling Van Ness Avenue corridor in San Francisco’s Civic Center district—historically known as “Auto Row”—1142 Van Ness Avenue anchors a dynamic urban gateway with a Walk Score of 100. This prime position offers seamless access to cultural hubs like City Hall, the Asian Art Museum, and Davies Symphony Hall, alongside trendy dining and nightlife on Polk Street. Transit is effortless, with the Van Ness Muni Metro station (47 Van Ness line) directly adjacent, plus multiple bus routes (19, 27, 49) and proximity to BART at Civic Center— perfect for students, faculty, and eventgoers in this high-energy neighborhood.

Property Subtype:

Lodge/Meeting Hall

Date on Market:

2025-10-21

San Francisco Land for Sale - Mission/Potrero

* The Asset: Acquire a +/- 82,000 square foot, fully vacant development parcel in the heart of San Francisco's Mission District. This scale is exceptionally rare in a dense urban core, offering a unique "blank canvas" for a landmark project. * Market Context: San Francisco's real estate market is experiencing a significant rebound in the multifamily sector, driven by robust demand and constrained supply. * Our Vision: Develop a premier market-rate mixed-use residential and commercial building, specifically designed to attract and retain the city's thriving tech workforce. * Strong Multifamily Fundamentals: * San Francisco's multifamily market is robust, with vacancy rates falling below 5% in Q2 2025. * Rents are among the fastest growing nationally, with San Francisco leading the nation at 6.8% year-over-year rent growth. * Supply is highly constrained, with less than 2,000 units currently under construction citywide. * Target Demographic – The Tech Workforce: * Tech workers, particularly younger professionals, seek high-quality urban living within the Bay Area, even if they commute to Silicon Valley. * The AI boom is driving significant demand for office space in San Francisco, indicating a strong and growing local tech presence that requires housing. * OpenAI's headquarters is already in the Mission District, and Nvidia is expanding its presence in San Francisco, signaling a strong tech footprint in the city. * Walk Score: 99-100 ("Walker's Paradise") – Daily errands do not require a car. * Transit Score: 84-87 ("Excellent Transit") – Easy access to public transportation. * Bike Score: 96-97 ("Biker's Paradise") – Ideal for cycling commutes. * Strategic Commute Times for Tech Workers: * To SFO: Approximately 26 minutes by BART from 16th Street / Mission station, or 16 minutes by taxi/car. * To Silicon Valley (e.g., Mountain View): Approximately 59 minutes by Caltrain from San Francisco Caltrain Southbound, or 42 minutes by car. * Vibrant Urban Corridor: Valencia Street is a thriving thoroughfare known for its eclectic mix of independent shops, trendy restaurants, and a dynamic cultural scene.   * New Entertainment Zone: Valencia Street launched as a new Entertainment Zone in June 2025, allowing outdoor consumption of beverages, further boosting vibrancy and foot traffic.   ?? * Size & Vacancy: A +/- 82,000 square foot, fully vacant development parcel. This is an exceptionally rare find in San Francisco's urban core, offering unparalleled flexibility. [User Query] * Favorable Zoning (Valencia Street NCT District): * Explicitly encourages housing development above the ground story.   ?? * Leveraging State Laws for Housing: * California's Density Bonus Law and the Housing Accountability Act (HAA) are designed to streamline approvals for housing projects, limiting grounds for rejection to demonstrable "specific adverse impact on public health or safety."   * The project contributes to San Francisco's state mandate to plan for 82,000 new housing units by 2031. * Strategic Community Engagement: * Acknowledge the Mission District's history of anti-gentrification activism.   ? * Proactive and transparent dialogue with community leaders is crucial. * Focus on how the market-rate development contributes to the overall housing supply and supports local businesses in the ground-floor retail, aligning with broader community needs.   ?? * Robust Rental & Sales Potential: * San Francisco's multifamily market is experiencing a significant rebound, with strong demand and rising rents. * The Mission District residential market remains competitive, with homes often selling above list price.   ?? * Opportunity: Invest in a rare, large-scale development site in one of San Francisco's most desirable and transit-rich neighborhoods. * Market Alignment: Capitalize on the strong demand for high-quality market-rate housing from the city's thriving tech workforce. * Strategic Vision: Execute a mixed-use project that delivers exceptional urban living, integrates seamlessly with the vibrant Mission District, and offers compelling financial returns. * Invitation: We invite you to explore this unique opportunity further and discuss how this investment aligns with your portfolio objectives.

Property Subtype:

Commercial

Date on Market:

2025-10-13

San Francisco Hospitality for Sale - Van Ness/Chinatown

This offering consists of the purchase of the Motel 6, in a prime location. The property is a 68-room hotel over three commercial spaces located in the heart of San Francisco’s rapidly growing Civic Center / Mid - Market Districts. The 68-room hotel consisting of 48 Tourist Rooms and 20 Residential Rooms. The hotel rooms are all in incredibly good condition and each room has its own private bath and shower facility. There is a large lobby area and community space for guests to mingle. All hotel rooms and common areas have undergone a multi-million-dollar renovation in the last 24 months. The building consists of a six story plus basement concrete structure of 29,171 square feet on a 5,031 square foot lot. This is a great opportunity for a hotel operator to purchase a hotel in one of the strongest hospitality markets in the country and specifically in a neighborhood that has been experiencing rapid growth in business, rents and real estate values. The upside potential is substantial in operating a nightly and or monthly hospitality business in a dynamic area of high-tech companies, governmental agencies and performing arts and museum location in San Francisco.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

2025-10-10

San Francisco Hospitality for Sale - West of Van Ness

The Motel 6 Lombard is a 29 unit fee simple hotel with a seperate manager's unit located on famed Lombard St in San Francisco, CA. This is the first time the property has been on the market in over 20 years. The Motel 6 Lombard has 29 tourist rooms and is located on Highway 101(Lombard St). Theproperty consists of 3 oors and over 15000 sq feet with a strong historical occupancy and ADR. Located on famous Lombard St, the The Motel 6 is ideally located on the border of three phenomenal neighborhoods in Cow Hollow, Pacific Heights and the Marina District. The property is walking distance to a variety of dining options as well as some of San Francisco’s most famedtourist attractions. Fisherman’s Wharf is San Francisco’s leading visitor attraction, hosting more than 18 million visitors. Encompassing one mile stretching from Acquatic Park to Pier 39, Fisherman’s Wharf occupies an ideal location on the northern waterfront of the San Francisco Peninsula. San Francisco generates a diversified base of lodging demand including convention and large group business from Moscone Center,leisure demand centered in Fisherman’s Wharf and Union Square in addition to well-established corporate base in the technology, biotech and nancial sectors. San Francisco is consistently ranked among the top performing hospitality markets in the nation due to its high barrier to entry providing for long term investment security.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

2025-12-17